On July 2nd, Taylor gave me the "Springboard to Languages" packet he received (thanks to the generosity of Mr. Ron Glossop of St. Louis.) I evaluated this in the context of teaching a course oriented toward some of the children in our group. Here are my thoughts.

Wow. This site has lots of goodies. Programs, music...There's even stuff there for the Emacs fans. I highly recommend checking it out.

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This site gets points for having lots of content, but I'm deducting points for using the x-method on a website. And further, I'm deducting even more points for using the tre malbela h-method. "jh" is ulgy. "Ghis" makes me feel like I'm trying to choke whatever it is back down. At the very least I'd have to really concentrate to keep from saying (and thinking) "Geese." Anyway, that's personal preference. I'll never read anything from the site because I can't stand the h's. But that doesn't mean there's not good stuff there.

It's a digg-alike, but still neat. It would fill some of the void left by the demise of Ĝangalo, if it managed to become popular with esperantists.

I can't say I've truly explored the site, but on the other hand there is a boutique. Go on, you know you want to buy French Esperanto books.