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Based on my comprehensive research, I can now provide you with a detailed list of email addresses for authors of constructed languages (conlangs) that use Unicode characters. Here's what I found:

Primary ConScript Unicode Registry Maintainers

The ConScript Unicode Registry (CSUR) is the primary database for constructed scripts using Unicode characters. It was founded and is maintained by:

1. John Cowan - jcowan@reutershealth.com docs.kernel.org1
2. Michael Everson - everson@evertype.com docs.kernel.org1

Individual Conlang Creators with Email Addresses

Confirmed Email Addresses:

Sonja Lang (Creator of Toki Pona and Sitelen Pona script)

• Email: Contact available through official Toki Pona website2
• Language: Toki Pona
• Script: Sitelen Pona (registered in UCSUR)

Rebecca G. Bettencourt (Creator of Glaitha scripts)

• Email: support@kreativekorp.com KreativeKorp3
• Languages: Glaitha-A and Glaitha-B
• Unicode Block: Listed in Under-ConScript Unicode Registry

Doug Ewell (Creator of Ewellic alphabet)

• Email: doug@ewellic.org (referenced in IANA documents) IANA4
• Language: Ewellic (alternative English writing system)
• Unicode Block: E680-E6CF (registered 2008-02-18)

Conlang Creators Listed in Unicode Registries

From ConScript Unicode Registry (CSUR):

Mark Rosenfelder (Creator of Verdurian)

• Language: Verdurian
• Unicode Block: E200-E26F (registered 1997-01-25)
• Website: zompist.com5
• Note: Contact form available but no direct email provided

Herman Miller (Creator of multiple conlangs)

• Languages: Gargoyle, Mizarian, Zírí:nka, Sarkai, Thelwik, Olaetyan, Nísklôz, and many others
• Unicode Block: E5C0-E5DF for Gargoyle (registered 1997-01-21)
• Note: Listed in CALS database6 but no email found

Maurizio M. Gavoli (Creator of Kinya)

• Language: Kinya
• Unicode Block: E150-E1AF (registered 2001-01-04)
• Note: No email address found in public sources

Jeff Smith (Creator of Ilianore)

• Language: Ilianore
• Unicode Block: E1B0-E1CF (registered 1997-02-23)
• Note: No email address found in public sources

M. A. R. Barker (Creator of Engsvanyáli)

• Language: Engsvanyáli
• Unicode Block: E100-E14F (registered 2001-06-09)
• Note: No email address found in public sources

Historical/Fictional Script Creators:

Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) - Creator of Seussian Latin Extensions

• Unicode Block: E630-E64F (registered 1997-01-21)
• Note: Deceased author; script from children's book "On Beyond Zebra" Evertype7

J. R. R. Tolkien - Creator of Tengwar and Cirth

• Unicode Block: E000-E07F for Tengwar Evertype8
• Note: Deceased author; scripts from Middle-earth legendarium

Corporate/Institutional Creators:

Astra Image Corporation - Creator of Klingon script

• Unicode Block: F8D0-F8FF (registered 1996-05-09)
• Note: Commercial entity; no direct email provided

Additional Resources

Under-ConScript Unicode Registry (UCSUR)

Maintained by KreativeKorp9 and includes additional constructed scripts not yet in the main CSUR registry.

Language Creation Society

• Website: conlang.org10
• Email: lcc@conlang.org
• Purpose: Supporting constructed language creators and community

Important Notes

1. Privacy Considerations: Many conlang creators do not publish their email addresses publicly due to privacy concerns and spam prevention.

2. Contact Methods: Some creators prefer contact through:

   • Personal websites with contact forms
   • Social media platforms
   • Conlang community forums and mailing lists

3. Unicode Implementation: Most constructed scripts use Unicode Private Use Areas (PUA) rather than official Unicode blocks, coordinated through the ConScript Unicode Registry.

4. Active vs. Historical: Some creators are no longer active or have passed away, making direct contact impossible.

The most reliable contacts for information about Unicode-based conlangs are the CSUR maintainers John Cowan and Michael Everson, who can provide additional information about registered scripts and their creators.

Appendix: Supplementary Video Resources

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