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The advantage we have of using dicollect is that sophie part of that
community already lee. We would have the backing of the lead dev as well as
their entire team of devs to help work with us in implementing dicollect.

On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 6:06 PM, Lee Hyde <anubeon@gmail.com> wrote:

On 31/12/10 16:00, sophie wrote:
You can reach them on the FR list, they are part of our community since
a long time. But adding the code won't be enough, there is a lot of work
behind that needs several hands. So my advice should be first to look
for a community to handle the effort.

Kind regards
Sophie

Have you considered a link-up with Wiktionary. A collaboration with an
established crowd-sourcing initiative such as Wiktionary could mitigate
at least some of the issues of man-power you highlight.

Furthermore such a collaboration could lead to more feature rich
dictionary and thesaurus, as part of LibreOffice. A dictionary that
corporates definitions, pronunciation guides and etymological
information as well as alternative spellings (etc...)

Just my tuppence!


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