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Some/most/all(?) of the words in wordlist.txt that are marked as forbidden, are simply misspellings of other words.
This seems redundant: if they would not be in the wordlist at all, they would also be marked as a misspelling, wouldn't they?
It is also problematic because some spell checkers consider such words as harmful (in the sense of nosuggest.txt and objectionable.txt in opentaal-hunspell).
Some/most/all(?) of the words in
wordlist.txt
that are marked as forbidden, are simply misspellings of other words.This seems redundant: if they would not be in the wordlist at all, they would also be marked as a misspelling, wouldn't they?
It is also problematic because some spell checkers consider such words as harmful (in the sense of
nosuggest.txt
andobjectionable.txt
in opentaal-hunspell).Some of the forbidden words are correct, e.g. clearinghouse, others are correct in other languages, e.g.
technologies
andtempt
are correct English words. When I write a document that contains a mix of Dutch and English, some spell checkers will forbid such English words because they are forbidden in the Dutch dictionary, even though they are allowed by the English dictionary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: