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{{Main|Sitelenponidos}}
Just as Toki Pona has inspired various other constructed languages, hence called [[Tokiponidos]], {{tp|sitelen pona}} has inspired various [[writing system]]s, hence called [[Sitelenponidos]]. Examples include {{tp|[[sitelen pona pona]]}} and {{tp|[[titi pula]]}}.
==Copyright==
Sonja Lang has released her original set of {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs under the {{w|CC0 1.0 Universal}} license as of December 2021,<ref>{{cite pu|2|de}}</ref> and has declared the writing system "free" as of February 2024.<ref>{{cite Oz|2}}</ref> In June 2024, a more rigorous effort began to enter the other major glyphs into the {{w|public domain}},<ref>{{cite sp copr}}</ref> to avoid any possibility of {{w|copyright}} objections to the [[Unicode]] proposal. Many of the glyphs in question still consist of simple geometry, universal symbols that are already in Unicode, and alterations of the glyphs that have been released into the public domain.
==See also==
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