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Bishop is no longer the Cifal, per the Volapük page and also this Esperanto article. Does this mean he's dead? I honestly can't find anything about him anywhere else online, and I don't read Völapük so what little that does exist is in a language I can't understand.
Brian Bishop is alive, but resigned his position as Cifal. He is a member of Volapuk Academy and officially Stimacifal (honorary Cifal), according to this newspaper (page 99). Morozof (talk) 09:21, 4 June 2024 (UTC)Reply
