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Something I want to expand upon - English is the defacto international language now, but it appears to be taking over and may be the only language left on Earth in a century or 2.

It is currently costing somewhere over 500 billion dollars annually to teach and use the 'traditional' spelling because it is so disorganized. That cost can be expected to increase directly proportional to the number of people using it.

Even if Chinese, Spanish and other languages gain ground or mix with English to form a world language, an efficient orthography will be needed. Establishing Nooalf as the international standard now will stop some seriously expensive mess from developing on its own and becoming entrenched on a global level.

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