Re: Question regarding .AFF in en_GB dictionary

2015-01-20 Thread Stuart Swales
Would it be better / correct to say that these were the sources that you
used to verify the spelling of the words you included in the dictionary

Stuart

On 19/01/2015 01:18, Marco A.G.Pinto wrote:
 Hello!

 I was wondering if I should write in the en_GB .AFF the source of the
 words since I embraced the project a year ago:

 *# Affix file for British English MySpell dictionary**
 **# Also suitable as basis for Commonwealth and European English.**
 **# Built from scratch for MySpell. Released under LGPL.**
 **#**
 # Source of wordlist (Marco Pinto):
 # 1) Oxford Dictionaries;
 # 2) Collins Dictionary;
 # 3) Macmillan Dictionary;
 # 4) Wiktionary (used with caution);
 # 5) Wikipedia (used with caution);
 # 6) Physical dictionaries.
 #
 **# David Bartlett, Andrew Brown,**
 **# Kevin Atkinson, Marco A.G.Pinto.**
 **# R 2.21, 2015-02-XX*


 Thanks for your time!

 Kind regards,
Marco A.G.Pinto
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Stuart Swales



Question regarding .AFF in en_GB dictionary

2015-01-18 Thread Marco A.G.Pinto

Hello!

I was wondering if I should write in the en_GB .AFF the source of the 
words since I embraced the project a year ago:


*# Affix file for British English MySpell dictionary**
**# Also suitable as basis for Commonwealth and European English.**
**# Built from scratch for MySpell. Released under LGPL.**
**#**
# Source of wordlist (Marco Pinto):
# 1) Oxford Dictionaries;
# 2) Collins Dictionary;
# 3) Macmillan Dictionary;
# 4) Wiktionary (used with caution);
# 5) Wikipedia (used with caution);
# 6) Physical dictionaries.
#
**# David Bartlett, Andrew Brown,**
**# Kevin Atkinson, Marco A.G.Pinto.**
**# R 2.21, 2015-02-XX*


Thanks for your time!

Kind regards,
   Marco A.G.Pinto
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