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ΒΑ�?Α�?Α

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  • A huge banana.

    April 28, 2008

  • Please, mollusque, turn schadenfreudgeon into SCHADENFREUDGEON. That's a joke. Really, mollusque, please DON'T.

    April 28, 2008

  • This feels like the end of the world :-(

    April 28, 2008

  • Hey, how'd you manage the majuscules? Are you a hacker? Good work!

    April 28, 2008

  • I'm feeling faint…

    Just don't do this to TOMATO anyone.

    April 28, 2008

  • http://wordie.org/words/%CE%92%CE%91%CE%9D%CE%91%CE%9D%CE%91

    I'm glad most Wordie URLs are a bit more human-readable.

    April 28, 2008

  • See BANhacking.

    April 28, 2008

  • I'm not a hacker, just sneaky. I used Cyrillic characters.

    April 28, 2008

  • Nobody could seriously consider mollusque a kacker. We trust his experienced siphon.

    April 28, 2008

  • Cyrillic? Whahahaha!

    April 28, 2008

  • Ah, I think I see – this is related to my question on features about including square brackets as square brackets (instead of as a way of creating word links). Should I say sneaky or nifty?

    Which means that one probably shouldn't need to use Cyrillic or other special characters at all, just the character entity numbers for the standard Latin alphabet…

    For example? ALL CAPS

    April 28, 2008

  • Exactly, frindley... Like that ad, once you pop...

    April 28, 2008

  • I'm with bilby. The end is nigh.

    April 28, 2008

  • If the end of the world is nigh ... I think I want Wordies to be near me, providing comforting synonyms for syzygy.

    April 28, 2008

  • frindley—HTML character codes won't work in the URLs that way (you'll be invited to list &). This piece of (hexadecimal) character encoding should work: wordie.org/words/%41%4C%4C%20%43%41%50%53

    April 29, 2008

  • Frindley, I don't think your proposal will work: John's algorithm converts ASCII codes to their lower case equivalents. The Cyrillic characters I used aren't part of ASCII, so they bypass the conversion.

    Bilby and reesetee: there's not much overlap between Cyrillic and Latin, so the end of the world is not approaching: schadenfreudgeon and most other words can't be entered in all caps. Also, searching for banana will not find ΒΑ�?Α�?Α because of the mismatch between ASCII and Cyrillic, so any word entered that way would rarely be seen once it scrolled off the home page (e.g., 音�?).

    April 29, 2008

  • Yes, that's true; the encoding I gave only shows how it works in the URL, so it would still get caught by the conversion if anyone tried to list it.

    April 29, 2008

  • The end of the wor(l)d? You mean, banana majuscule inferno?

    April 29, 2008

  • This is one freaky-deaky conversation.

    April 29, 2008

  • word!

    April 29, 2008

  • I feel ever so much better now.

    April 29, 2008

  • OOOOOHhhhhh. I gets it now. :)

    edit: No, I don't.

    edit of the edit: *now* I gets it.

    April 29, 2008

  • I'm still dying to know if mollusque is a kacker.

    April 29, 2008

  • Not yet.

    April 29, 2008

  • YES, Prolagus. AWESOME addition! Awenone, rather.

    July 7, 2008