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Yes, I’m fine with that. For example, there are a huge number of English-language words that aren’t in every English language dictionary. Compare British Engli
by paulcole 5y ago
Yes, I’m fine with that.
For example, there are a huge number of English-language words that aren’t in every English language dictionary. Compare British English dictionaries to American English dictionaries. Is this censorship? Yes. Am I OK with it? Absolutely.
- Ansil849 5y ago> Compare British English dictionaries to American English dictionaries. Is this censorship? Yes. Am I OK with it? Absolutely. Removing a word because it is not in use in the region the dictionary is published is much like you wouldn't necessarily expect a dictionary in Portugal to be identical to a dictionary in Brazil. It is vastly different from removing words because the words are deemed offensive. We're not talking about the NYT removing British spellings like 'fibre', but rather words like 'bitch' or 'slave'.
- paulcole 5y agoYeah, I’m fine w/ the NYT’s chosen deletions. It’s their game and their rules. Wordle’s not a dictionary, it’s a game and a game’s owners get to set the rules. In this case, the acceptable words are a big part of the rules.