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Working paper discusses building durable signed-language writing infrastructure and practical innovations.
This working paper turns the critical review series toward constructive priorities for signed-language writing infrastructure. It treats SignWriting and Formal SignWriting as the strongest currently documented path to durable signed-language text infrastructure while treating that position as the beginning of a serious program rather than its conclusion. The paper identifies what should be built, studied, stabilized, and compared next: evidence, tools, corpora, interoperability, standards, data governance, and stewardship. Its purpose is to move signed-language writing discussion beyond recurring threshold disputes and toward the practical requirements of durable text infrastructure.
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