Making a Family Tree of Human and Computer Languages

This is another experiment to see if gedcoms are somehow useful outside of genealogy...I have 978 computer and normal human languages in the tree already. Most of the information for the human languages is from Wikipedia. Most of the info regarding computer languages is from here: http://www.levenez.com/lang/history.html#04

Since there are about 6,500 human languages and maybe 1000 computer ones, I have a ways to go.

• http://genealogyoflife.com/tng/gedcom/AustralianLanguagesSuperFamily.ged - Auastralian Languages
• http://genealogyoflife.com/tng/gedcom/HumanandComputerLanguagesBeta.ged - I think this is all the other files together. 
• http://genealogyoflife.com/tng/gedcom/PaleoSiberianSuperlanguageFamily.ged - Paleo Siberian
• http://genealogyoflife.com/tng/gedcom/SinoTibetanLanguageSuperFamily.ged - Sino-Tibetan
• http://genealogyoflife.com/tng/gedcom/UraloYukaghirLanguageSuperFamily.ged - Uralo Yukaghir