darxus | International Language

Now: Simple English, limited to a 1,000 word vocabulary.
Short term: Esperanto.
Long term: Lajban.

Now: Simple English
+	English is currently the international language.
+	Restricting your vocabulary to the (~1,000) most common words will increase your potential audience.
-	English sucks - much inconsistency and vagueness.
-	No flag.

Short Term: Esperanto
+	Most commonly used synthetic language.
+	Designed to be easy to learn.
+	Cool flag.

Long Term: Lojban
If I could get all mankind to speak any one language
+	Freaking awesome.
+	Designed on the theory that your spoken langauge limits the way you think (to reduce those limits).
+	Greater means of expression.
+	No irregularities or ambiguities in spelling or grammar.
+	All roots are computer generated from an analysis of the similarities between the equivalent roots in the six most common languages, and five letters long.
+	Reminds me of LISP: "LISP is worth learning for a different reason — the profound enlightenment experience you will have when you finally get it. That experience will make you a better programmer for the rest of your days, even if you never actually use LISP itself a lot." - ESR
-	Simplicity was not a design goal.
-	Mostly spoken by people who already speak English and Esperanto. Website is only in English. Learning aids need to be translated to more languages.
-	Lame flag.