User blog comment:Koppadasao/Why Delang breaks every rule known to conlangers.../@comment-1902915-20100806063945

No, Rostov is right, you are an idiot.

Whilst I agree that sounds mutate throughout a language, and therefore allophones are likely developed not totally at the start, to have a system like you suggest (i.e. walking blindly into the process) is just asking for a "Sounds Cool" language. Basically by this I mean, you will have words that mean things less because they are built that way from root words and more because you perceive a certain sound to have a certain connotation (for instance, you might think that "Ug" sounds evil, and therefore evil things will have "Ug" in no actually context) instead of the language developing said connotations itself...

What I mean by the last point it that in some languages (Venlshei, my own does this) certain sounds mean good and bad things when in English they might be perceived as bad... The term "veng" has connotations of evilness, proudness, but also of sainthood, as the saints are Vengr (half-wolves) but 'veng' means hunt (which can be a bad thing if you are being hunted etc).

I am sort of rambling, but tl;dr: You are making a language that sounds unnatural.