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More inefficient than creating a new one just for this forum??
I'm not saying for use on a grand scale, more as an experimental thing because I would assume to make a language is to completely understand the idea of what language is.
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But as for adaptation/mixing languages, it's been thought of and done a few times, for instance esperanto or interlingua.
I know languages have changed. If someone spoke old English to a modern English speaker today, the modern speaker would hardly understand it. What I'm trying to make a point of is this new digital age. For instance if it weren't for the internet I would probably would have never communicated with you in my life. In Michael Chrichton's the Lost World, Ian Malcom states that the more people who are in a group the less cultural change will happen (paraphrasing). This means either the adoption, adaptation or creation of a new language.
EDIT: I am VERY tired but I expect this thread to be fun 
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