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<You might want to research Basic English, a concept invented early
<in the century by a British linguist named Osgood (?) at Cambridge (?).
I have heard rumours recently of the development of something called
"structured English", which would be used to write documentation that could
then be very easily translated.
This rumour originated from a non-technical (non)writer who is working for
Oracle in the Netherlands, but I don't remember his name...
That's all I know. Anyone else heard rumours about this?
