back-end-standard-vocabulary

This chapter explores the concept of Triskweline, a hypothetical trade language designed for diverse users across different species and communication modes. It proposes a layered linguistic system with a standardized back-end vocabulary and multiple front-end instantiations tailored to various users, allowing for both complex natural language sensitivity and simplified patois forms. The chapter also considers the evolutionary dynamics of such a language system, including extensions, obsolete standards, and experimental variants without centralized enforcement.