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Of course they don't, but perhaps they ought to allow it, or even to make it easy to do.
by prvc 5y ago
Of course they don't, but perhaps they ought to allow it, or even to make it easy to do.
- zozbot234 5y agoMost likely they don't feel comfortable enough with the quality of their extracted data. The original text is in the public domain though, so it's only a matter of time before other replicate this work and make their version more easily accessible to others. For example, Wikidata is a publicly downloadable, general-purpose database which provides a way to enter detailed, referenced information about "lexicographical" entities, including sense definitions and quotes. So anything that's in the Johnson could easily be posted there.