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Hey! Are you still liveblogging the word of the year livestream? Where can one watch that?
Hello! I do intend to cover this year’s vote (pending logistics), but I don’t think there’s any official livestream. I was physically present for the votes I liveblogged.
If you know any of the linguists who are going to be in the room, you could ask them to facetime you! I did see some people doing that last year.
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Ahaha I have just come across your WOTY nominations posts. I work for the Oxford English Dictionary. At risk of corroborating every stereotype ever proposed for my countrymen, I have to relate that our equivalent conference was Not Like That, and that people here are still pretty caught up, on multiple levels, with “mid”
Yea I was so surprised! People at the LSA convention kept telling me to go to the WOTYs and I was like "how fun could this possibly be?" But I was wrong! It was such an absurd and hilarious experience. I think it helped that the person who had control of the projector (who I *think* was the VP of communications for the American Dialect Society) had a penchant for causing chaos on purpose.
hi! i came across your woty posts and i'm super interested in the conference – is that the lsa annual meeting? and can i ask who it's open to? is it only for lsa / ads members? thank you :)
Hello!
The American Dialect Society holds their Word of the Year vote at the LSA meetings each year. It's open to anyone attending the LSA meeting. You can go to LSA as a non-member (which is what I did) but it can be extremely expensive unless you have a friend who's also going who can get you a much cheaper guest pass.
