<commit_before><%inherit file="about_comp.mako"/>
<%namespace name="util" file="util.mako"/>

<h3>Glossary</h3>

<%util:section title="Languoid" level="4" id="Languoid">
    <p>
        A dialect, language or language family. A more extensive definition
        can be found in
        ${h.external_link("http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-783/paper7.pdf", label=u"Nordhoff & Hammarstr\xf6m 2011")}
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Doculect" level="4" id="Doculect">
    <p>
        The language variety described in a specific document. For example,
        whatever language data is contained in a certain dictionary, grammar or
        specific article represents a unique doculect, without specifying whether that
        data constitutes an idiolect, a dialect, a variety mutually intelligible
        to some other variety or a mix of varieties from various locales.
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Document type" level="4" id="Doctype">
    <p>
        The class a document belongs to. There are ${doctypes.count()} classes.
        document can belong to more than one class.
        The following doctypes are distinguished
        <dl>
            % for doctype in doctypes:
            <dt id="doctype-${doctype.id}">${doctype}</dt>
            <dd>${doctype.description or ''}</dd>
            % endfor
        </dl>
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Macro-area" level="4" id="macroarea">
        <div class="span6 pull-right well well-small">
            <img src="${request.static_url('glottolog3:static/macroareas.png')}"/>
        </div>
    <p>
        An area of the globe of roughly continent size. The following areas
        are distinguished in Glottolog:
    </p>
    <dl>
        % for macroarea in macroareas:
        <dt id="macroarea-${macroarea.id}">${macroarea}</dt>
        <dd>${macroarea.description}</dd>
        % endfor
    </dl>
    <p>
        The division of the inhabited landmass into these macro-areas is optimal
        in the following sense. It is the division
    </p>
    <ol type="i">
        <li>into 6 areas,</li>
        <li>for which there are at least 250 languages in each area, such that</li>
        <li>the distance between the component parts inside each area is minimized, and</li>
        <li>the length of intersections between pairs of macro-areas is minimized.</li>
    </ol>
    <blockquote>
        Hammarström, Harald & <NAME>. (2014) Principles on Macro-Areas in Linguistic Typology. <br />
        In <NAME> & <NAME> (eds.), Quantitative Approaches to Areal Linguistic Typology (Language Dynamics & Change Special Issue), 167-187. Leiden: Brill.
    </blockquote>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Pseudo-families" level="4">
    <p>
        Sign Languages, Mixed Languages, Pidgins and Artificial Languages
        are treated as families in the database, even though they cannot be readily classified
        genealogically, These groups all share some features, which makes it convenient to
        treat them as if they were families.
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unclassified languages" level="4">
    <p>
        Languages for which we have some lexical and/or grammatical information, but
        this information is so scanty that it cannot be decided whether or not
        it is genealogically related to any other language.
        They are treated as belonging to the top-level pseudo-family „Unclassified“.
        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unclassified languoid in family X" level="4">
    <p>
        A languoid for which
    </p>
        <ol type="i">
            <li>
                enough lexical and/or grammatical information is
                available to assign it to a family, but for which
            </li>
            <li>
                its position within that family has not been resolved (either because of
                lack of data or because of lack of investigation).
            </li>
        </ol>
    <p>
        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
    </p>
</%util:section>
#<%util:section title="Status in Glottolog" level="4">
#    <p>
#        The vast majority of languoids have the status „Established“, but there are some
#        special cases: Some languages are Unattested, some are Provisional, and some
#        languoids are Spurious. In addition, quite a few families have the status „Retired“.
#        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
#    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unattested language" level="4"><commit_msg>Cleaned some meta information<commit_after><%inherit file="about_comp.mako"/>
<%namespace name="util" file="util.mako"/>

<h3>Glossary</h3>

<%util:section title="Languoid" level="4" id="Languoid">
    <p>
        A dialect, language or language family. A more extensive definition
        can be found in
        ${h.external_link("http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-783/paper7.pdf", label=u"Nordhoff & Hammarstr\xf6m 2011")}
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Doculect" level="4" id="Doculect">
    <p>
        The language variety described in a specific document. For example,
        whatever language data is contained in a certain dictionary, grammar or
        specific article represents a unique doculect, without specifying whether that
        data constitutes an idiolect, a dialect, a variety mutually intelligible
        to some other variety or a mix of varieties from various locales.
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Document type" level="4" id="Doctype">
    <p>
        The class a document belongs to. There are ${doctypes.count()} classes.
        document can belong to more than one class.
        The following doctypes are distinguished
        <dl>
            % for doctype in doctypes:
            <dt id="doctype-${doctype.id}">${doctype}</dt>
            <dd>${doctype.description or ''}</dd>
            % endfor
        </dl>
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Macro-area" level="4" id="macroarea">
        <div class="span6 pull-right well well-small">
            <img src="${request.static_url('glottolog3:static/macroareas.png')}"/>
        </div>
    <p>
        An area of the globe of roughly continent size. The following areas
        are distinguished in Glottolog:
    </p>
    <dl>
        % for macroarea in macroareas:
        <dt id="macroarea-${macroarea.id}">${macroarea}</dt>
        <dd>${macroarea.description}</dd>
        % endfor
    </dl>
    <p>
        The division of the inhabited landmass into these macro-areas is optimal
        in the following sense. It is the division
    </p>
    <ol type="i">
        <li>into 6 areas,</li>
        <li>for which there are at least 250 languages in each area, such that</li>
        <li>the distance between the component parts inside each area is minimized, and</li>
        <li>the length of intersections between pairs of macro-areas is minimized.</li>
    </ol>
    <blockquote>
        Hammarström, Harald & <NAME>. (2014) Principles on Macro-Areas in Linguistic Typology. <br />
        In <NAME> & <NAME> (eds.), Quantitative Approaches to Areal Linguistic Typology (Language Dynamics & Change Special Issue), 167-187. Leiden: Brill.
    </blockquote>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Pseudo-families" level="4">
    <p>
        Sign Languages, Mixed Languages, Pidgins and Artificial Languages
        are treated as families in the database, even though they cannot be readily classified
        genealogically, These groups all share some features, which makes it convenient to
        treat them as if they were families.
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unclassified languages" level="4">
    <p>
        Languages for which we have some lexical and/or grammatical information, but
        this information is so scanty that it cannot be decided whether or not
        it is genealogically related to any other language.
        They are treated as belonging to the top-level pseudo-family „Unclassified“.
        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unclassified languoid in family X" level="4">
    <p>
        A languoid for which
    </p>
        <ol type="i">
            <li>
                enough lexical and/or grammatical information is
                available to assign it to a family, but for which
            </li>
            <li>
                its position within that family has not been resolved (either because of
                lack of data or because of lack of investigation).
            </li>
        </ol>
    <p>
        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
    </p>
</%util:section>
## <%util:section title="Status in Glottolog" level="4">
##    <p>
##        The vast majority of languoids have the status „Established“, but there are some
##        special cases: Some languages are Unattested, some are Provisional, and some
##        languoids are Spurious. In addition, quite a few families have the status „Retired“.
##        (See also the <a href="${request.route_url('glottolog.meta')}">Languoids information</a> section.)
##    </p>
</%util:section>
<%util:section title="Unattested language" level="4">
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