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Thank you for the kind words. Regardless of Euspell adoption, the 205k lexicon may be useful for other NLP software. I spent more than two years tagging every word with its common parts of speech.

Thank you naishoya, I agree with you that authors should have freedom to organize the spelling - it is the first step to spelling reform. Euspell is not a spelling help product, it is a reading help product. My target audience are the billion-plus non-English speakers and schoolchildren learning how to read. By making spelling more consistent, Euspell gives learners more confidence. In Italian, Spanish, Korean, Turkish, Russian, and other languages whith highly consistent spelling, there is no such thing as 'reading at 4th grade level'. By the end of first grade, the kids can read any text.

It is unfortunate that a single common word without artwork can be trademarked. I remember when Intel tried to trademark the letter i. Changing the spelling may be useful, like huntch or wikk. A USPTO search is always helpful.