If you have no idea what is going on here, please go to the main page first. It will all become a lot clearer after that.

Ok, so you have read through everything and are as excited as everybody else about this new possiblility. The first question that pops into your mind is "What can I do?" Well, the answer is simple. "What do you want to do?"
You can contribute new words by emailing them to me for inclusion in the main database.
Or you can host a mirror of the website to help promote your new language to everybody.
Or, once you become a regular word contributor, you may be registered as a Marklang supervisor. This would give you access to the main dictionary database and you will then be in a position to contribute to the grammer and word formation rules of Marklang.
Excited? Good, then start putting together words and email them to me in an attached ASCII file. No direct entries please as it takes too long to parse everybodies emails and then your valuable contribution may be lost.

The format for the text file is as follows;

Your name. (All entries are credited to the original contributors. Once you contribute more than 1% of the language then you are eligible for a Marklang supervisor rating.	Optional entry. If you don't want to supply this information, then please enter as Anonymous.
Your home language. (Used to compile statistics indicating the "roots" of Marklang.)	Optional entry. If you don't want to supply this information, then please enter as Anonymous.
Your country of origin. (Used to compile statistics indicating the "roots" of Marklang.)	Optional entry. If you don't want to supply this information, then please enter as Anonymous.
#Word Type	Required entry. Indicates the start or a word definition as well as the type of word to be defined. The # is required.
Marklang word	Required entry.
Definition of your new word. (Only in English at this stage please.)	Required entry.
The word and associated definition rows may be repeated as many times as you want in a single file. I.e. it is possible to submit multiple entries in one file.
Example
Myname
English
England
#VERB
coort
to paint
#NOUN
plit
song

Please note that Marklang is a copyright protected name and may not be used on another website without the author's permission and a link to this page.