Nevertheless, the LSU would act as a springboard for a subsequent drafting proposal, this time drawn by a new Committee composed of Giulio Angioni, Roberto Bolognesi, Manlio Brigaglia, Michel Contini, Diego Corraine, Giovanni Lupinu, Anna Oppo, Giulio Paulis, Maria Teresa Pinna Catte and Mario Puddu. The new project continued to be worked on, going by the name of LSC ("Limba Sarda Comuna"). The new experimental standard proposal, published in 2006, was characterised by taking the "mesania" (transitional) varieties as a reference basis, and welcoming elements of the spoken language so as to be perceived as a more "natural" mediation; it also ensured that the common orthography would be provided with the characteristics of over-dialectality and supra-municipality, while leaving the possibility of representing the phonetic peculiarities of the local variants. Despite this, there were some criticism or proposals for amendments for this norm as well.