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A lot of enthusiasm pumped this 1880 project to a very
wide popularity during it�s first 10 years, but linguistic
and social inconsistencies within set it�s fall and
disappearence by the turn if the century. Currently Volap�k
is cultivated for fun by some enthusiasts, mostly esperantists.
I don�t think they use any logo or badge.
Ant�nio Martins, 05 Jun 1999
Rodr�guez [rod97] shows
a symbol consisting of a world map (two hemispheres) over
a Mercury rod (with wings and snakes) and a plaque with
the motto overall. This read "Menad bal, p�k bal",
meaning "One humanity, one language". (Some times a
variation with dative and accusative is used instead
"Menade bal, p�ki bal".)
Ant�nio Martins, 05 Jun 1999
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