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This user recognizes that linguistic change is a natural and desirable aspect of human language.
Majority Usage = Correct Grammar
This user recognizes that if most people make the same grammatical "mistake", it ceases to be a mistake and becomes proper grammar, for grammar has no immutable or moral "right" or "wrong" and "correct grammar" is determined by majority usage.
My username is derived from "Kirby" (though my interest in the series has completely diminished over the years) + "-ibility [3]", with CAPITAL CASE and ones replacing the Is for extra effect.
I am a black Jamaican born and raised in the UK until recently, where I moved to The Gambia.
On Wikipedia, I work mostly on articles related to The Gambia (or just Africa in general), and Linguistics/Languages. It is a dream of mine to get languages like Wolof and even more so Mandininka on an institutional, official and by extention international scale, with full digital support. Luckily for me, I am young, and live in The Gambia, so I have plenty of opportunities to learn the languages and achieve my goals. If you live in The Gambia or happen to speak Wolof or Mandinka, feel free to message me! I also made my own standardised orthography for Jamaican Patois (the best one, if i do say so myself.).
Mark my words here on this day. I WILL be the one to standardise (and write the tones of) Mandinka and other Manding languages.
The Mande and Senegambian languages wont see it coming with this new African language documentator and historical linguist.
"Succes is found by eliminating content and complacency. Only then will you unlock your full potential."
"Im out there, somewhere."
"I play to entertain, I play to create; I'll never ruin your day, because I push on either way; My passion's on the edge?, well I'll push through the dredge; I will never give up, until I'm at the top."