> These words, 830 of them, were obtained by intersecting the words
> in a number of lexicons and then subtracting the words in
> /usr/share/dict/web2. This all done with words that contain only
> lowercase letters.
>
> You'll find those words at the end of this message. Should you
> take even a
> > I know. :) However, there are several lexicons that have
> > acceptable copyrights. E.g., the Moby list, though I have some
> > reservations about it, is public domain. So there's no good reason
> > to live with an archaic list.
>
> What excactly does `acceptable' mean for you ... The BSD copy
Christoph Sold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is to be expected. The word list was created from an very old
> Webster dictionary, because the copyright had to expire before it could
> be used in an open source dictionary.
I know. :) However, there are several lexicon
The word list was created from an very old
Webster dictionary, because the copyright had to expire before it could
be used in an open source dictionary.
>Anyway, I'm willing to create a replacement list, if it's likely
>to actually get used.
>
That would be a welcome contrib
These words, 830 of them, were obtained by intersecting the words
in a number of lexicons and then subtracting the words in
/usr/share/dict/web2. This all done with words that contain only
lowercase letters.
You'll find those words at the end of this message. Should you
take even a cursory look a
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