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iirc... Sometime in mid 2025 PTD did a presentation at
a workshop at UCB (Berkeley)


Why did he stop posting in AUE, Sci.Lang ? --- Puzzling!

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stats 2025


HenHanna 55+37= 92 -- Wow... So I'm Number 1. (for starting new threads)

but in terms of starting threads that got lots of responses, i'm far behind Occam. Hibou, PeterM, Tony Cooper, ......


stats 2025
***** Users with most started threads *****
num| Name | or. | Nb Msg | size | % ----|-----------------------------------|-----|--------|-----------|------------------|
1 | occam | 84 | 965 | 1,887,942 | 12.67% xxxxxxxxxx
2 | navi | 63 | 112 | 152,269 | 9.50% xxxxxxx
3 | HenHanna | 55 | 104 | 242,381 | 8.30% xxxxxx
4 | Hibou | 43 | 1,296 | 2,598,704 | 6.49% xxxxx
5 | HenHanna@NewsGrouper | 37 | 64 | 150,005 | 5.58% xxxx
6 | Peter Moylan | 27 | 1,486 | 3,464,731 | 4.07% xxx
7 | Tony Cooper | 23 | 678 | 1,956,922 | 3.47% xx
8 | Stefan Ram | 23 | 242 | 663,717 | 3.47% xx
9 | Steve Hayes | 22 | 908 | 2,344,565 | 3.32% xx
10 | Ken Blake | 20 | 37 | 78,268 | 3.02% xx
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On 2026-01-08, HenHanna NewsGrouper <user4055@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Why did he stop posting in AUE, Sci.Lang ? --- Puzzling!

He used the Google Groups gateway to access Usenet. When GG closed,
he didn't migrate.
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Christian "naddy" Weisgerber naddy@mips.inka.de
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From Newsgroup: sci.lang




iirc... Sometime in mid 2025, PTD did a presentation at a workshop at UCB (Berkeley)


Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> posted:

On 2026-01-08, HenHanna NewsGrouper <user4055@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Why did he stop posting in AUE, Sci.Lang ? --- Puzzling!

He used the Google Groups gateway to access Usenet. When GG closed,
he didn't migrate.

Thank you... I didn't know that there was a clean, simple explanation (reason).

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📌 1. 2024 Journal Review ------ Daniels published a book review in the Journal of the American Oriental Society (2024) of Signs – Sounds – Semantics: Nature and Transformation of Writing Systems in the Ancient Near East. This shows he’s actively contributing to scholarly discussion on writing systems and ancient scripts. (PhilPapers)

📌 2. Academic Lectures / Conference Presence (2025) ------- He appears on the program for the Berkeley Linguistics Society 36 (2025), where he presents on how writing has been treated in linguistics — addressing both historical and conceptual issues in the study of writing systems. This indicates ongoing involvement in academic talks and linguistics community events. (Linguistics)
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