Superlinguo.com Website Review

superlinguo in 2019: blog posts and podcast episodes aplenty, as well as a very personal project. this year i’ll be putting academic work on the back-burner, and working on a personal project: raising my own tiny human (project podcast episodes will stick to their regular schedule. thanks to the slow pace of academic publishing, i’ll also be sharing some of my below are some of the top superlinguo blog posts from last year, all the episodes from the podcast, and a continuation of what is now an annual tradition, sharing my top 10 things from the year.   this year i’m stepping up as secretary of the organisation interview people who studied linguistics and went on to varied careers. in 2018 i interviewed a standards engineer, lingthusiasm continued to grow in 2018. we now regularly do a free full episode every month, and thanks to our patrons (space babies! kids clothes!), and we did two live shows, one in melbourne and one in sydney. in 2019 keep an eye out for some of our episodes, and reached key funding goals which meant we’ll be doing a video episode about gesture in 2019 and we also did… gretchen came to australia in november and we did live recordings of the show in sydney and melbourne. research in linguistics: a position statement on data citation and attribution in our field decade after i started working with syuba speakers, it has been great to write a definite guide to the open access journal of the field. contexts of use of a rotated palms gesture among syuba (kagate) speakers in nepal series in language docu*entation and conservation continues to grow. we started this article series in 2017, and had 4 new additions in 2018. this series provides an avenue for publishing information about the contexts in which a language or variety is spoken. bub and i are ready) - with exciting news for the organisation on the horizon. presented a paper on gesture and evidentiality, and gretchen and i ran a panel on linguistics podcasting.