>>The real challenge, of course, would be to get a list of words.
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>Well, done this way there shouldn't be any speed issues:
>Why not feed word a few months of messages, gather the words marked as wrong, remove them from the word list build by all those messages and presto <g>.
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>Just a special case of preprocessing - and you might implement a "learning behaviour".
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>regards
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>thomas
Yes, right - that will have to be done only once. I think that would solve Michel's problem. That is quite an interesting idea.
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