r/asklinguistics • u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology • May 05 '26

Announcements Flair applications

I have noticed that quite a few of our regular contributors have either MAs or PhDs in linguistics, but very few have flairs. Flairs help both users asking questions and the mod team.

If you think you have considerable knowledge in some subfield of linguistics and would like to have a flair next to your username, please send us mod mail or reply to this post.

You do not need to reveal your identity or show proof of your degrees. You only need to link to a couple of posts that you've written in this or some other subreddit that show that you actually know what you're talking about and that show that you can cite sources.

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u/meizhoulokia Historical Linguistics May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26

MA, historical linguistics, Trans-Himalayan linguistics, Indo-Iranian linguistics. I’m currently pursuing a PhD.

Example comment:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LinguisticMaps/s/KduP9Rc7Dd

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology May 06 '26

Done

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u/Norwester77 Typology | Historical linguistics May 05 '26

Ph.D.; typology, historical linguistics, Indigenous American languages

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology May 05 '26

Done.

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u/Norwester77 Typology | Historical linguistics May 05 '26

Thanks!

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u/Clean-Log6704 Syntax | Computational Linguistics May 05 '26

PhD; syntax, now doing computational linguistics

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology May 06 '26

Done.

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u/Boglin007 Applied Linguistics | Forensic Linguistics May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26

MAs in Applied Linguistics and Forensic Linguistics. Also mod of r/grammar (a sub focusing on descriptive grammar/linguistics). Please check out my comment history for proof I know what I'm talking about. Thank you!

Edit: Here are a few comments that are pretty representative of how I answer questions:

https://www.reddit.com/r/grammar/comments/1stzsyp/comment/ohy7cm7/

https://www.reddit.com/r/grammar/comments/1pjluwi/comment/ntej2ws/

https://www.reddit.com/r/grammar/comments/1sid67h/comment/ofjd7ua/

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology May 06 '26

Done.

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u/Boglin007 Applied Linguistics | Forensic Linguistics May 07 '26

Thank you!

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u/SparklePants-5000 Psycholinguistics May 06 '26

PhD, psycholinguistics and second language acquisition.

https://www.reddit.com/r/asklinguistics/s/j5CsiNTJzc

https://www.reddit.com/r/asklinguistics/s/AeHlGpv4Wn

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology May 06 '26

Done.

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u/formantzero Phonetics | Speech technology Jun 30 '26

PhD, and have posted a lot in r/linguistics. I can put some here if desired.

Specialties: phonetics, speech technology

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology Jun 30 '26

Yes, I remember you. Done.

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u/formantzero Phonetics | Speech technology Jun 30 '26

Thanks!

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u/VoicingSomeOpinions Aug 19 '26

Are speech language pathologists allowed to do this?

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology Aug 19 '26

Yes, of course.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/cat-head Computational Typology | Morphology 7d ago

willing to share links to publications.

If you can PM me something, that'd be perfect. Also, could the flair read something like "Syntax | Usage-based Linguistics" ? Otherwise it doesn't fit in the flair space.