Just to clarify, the ranking above is in no particular order, and no distinction regarding "amateur science"...
(Although Huang Quefei going directly to the Beijing Language Commission to make a scene was... so romantic! It feels very evocative once you understand the background story of the Xidi language ww)

The Simplified Character Reform is my "gray history"... The reason I call it "gray history" instead of "black history" (dark/shameful history) is that it doesn't necessarily need to be called a black history. After all, it's not a huge stain; I've said before that this stuff is just mental gymnastics.
But why call it "gray history"? ... Putting aside that I didn't reference any formal websites for the first few articles, many of the character changes inside are so schizophrenic... It turned out like this without a firm concept or solid knowledge base...

Huang Quefei's Xidi Language is included here mainly because his Xidi language (if I understand correctly) involves the latinization of Chinese character components. In this view, it counts as a recreation of Hanzi, or simply writing Hanzi in a Latin format.