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===Great Orthographical Reform===

By fT 2430, the orthography devised by Arcaschloss Schngellstein was gaining traction amongst people in Europe and Clofabolocin due to the simplicity of the orthography, but the main oppressors of it were obviously the Hlou, who wanted to keep their featural script, as they felt the Schngellstein orthography might introduce new stereotypes in Terran people who haven't heard about the Hlou. (At the time.interplanetary travel was expensive.)

By fT 2430, the orthography devised by Arcaschloss Schngellstein was gaining traction amongst people in Europe and Clofabolocin due to the simplicity of the orthography, but the main oppressors of it were obviously the Hlou, who wanted to keep their featural script, as they felt the Schngellstein orthography might introduce new stereotypes in Terran people who haven't heard about the Hlou. (At the time interplanetary travel was expensive.)

At this time the notion of political correctness was taken very seriously, and so the Hlou won. However, Arcaschloss Schngellstein and his supporters protested against it, so Halceonib Plu Hopfai (fT 2300 Hlou: Plud Höß-Pfein), great-great-grandson of Plu Soha, made a compromise orthography, using Pinyin as a base for it.

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 ===Great Orthographical Reform===
-By fT 2430, the orthography devised by Arcaschloss Schngellstein was gaining traction amongst people in Europe and Clofabolocin due to the simplicity of the orthography, but the main oppressors of it were obviously the Hlou, who wanted to keep their featural script, as they felt the Schngellstein orthography might introduce new stereotypes in Terran people who haven't heard about the Hlou. (At the time.interplanetary travel was expensive.)
+By fT 2430, the orthography devised by Arcaschloss Schngellstein was gaining traction amongst people in Europe and Clofabolocin due to the simplicity of the orthography, but the main oppressors of it were obviously the Hlou, who wanted to keep their featural script, as they felt the Schngellstein orthography might introduce new stereotypes in Terran people who haven't heard about the Hlou. (At the time interplanetary travel was expensive.)
 At this time the notion of political correctness was taken very seriously, and so the Hlou won. However, Arcaschloss Schngellstein and his supporters protested against it, so Halceonib Plu Hopfai (fT 2300 Hlou: Plud Höß-Pfein), great-great-grandson of Plu Soha, made a compromise orthography, using Pinyin as a base for it.