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* The aim of the list is to provide a forum where academic linguists can discuss linguistic issues and exchange linguistic information. * With the aid of the publishing community and the contributions of the subscribers, it now offers 18 fellowships to graduate students, who serve in return as editors of the list. * LINGUIST List has been partially funded in many of its accomplishments by grants from the National Science Foundation.

"The Linguistic Funland was created in 1994 as a list of various linguistics links on a personal homepage. Then a graduate student in linguistics, the author began to accumulate a list of resources that soon grew out of a single page and into this directory."

The Internet's meeting place for ESL + EFL teachers + students from around the world.