I would love to incorporate some sort of social machinery into the
GlassFish Community, although in the case of Craig's suggestion, I'd
make this a web service... of course, then we need to consider privacy
issues... maybe combining some local and some global content would
work. Google has a similar approach for spelling:
http://www.googleguide.com/spelling_corrections.html
Errors is one approach, another is examples, tutorials, etc. I don't
know if this particular example is the simplest way to get started or
the best approach... but there is certainly a lot to take advantage of.
Getting these things right is not always straight-forward. Maybe we
should try them first as experiments
- eduard/o
vince kraemer wrote:
> Craig L Russell wrote:
>
>>
>> On Aug 11, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Cheng Fang wrote:
>>
>>> [snip]
>>>
>>>>
>>> I really like to see a singular-plurar correction.
>>>
>>> I suggest we compile a list of common typos, and asadmin consult this
>>> static mapping first, then try any matching algorithm. So when we
>>> know of a new common typo, we can directly add it to the static
>>> mapping, without trying to retrofitting our code to produce this result.
>>
>>
>> As a Web 2.0 feature, we could collect all users' erroneous commands
>> and upload them to a wiki page that we would use dynamically to figure
>> out what the user really meant.
>>
>> Craig
>>
>>>
> FWIW, I think Craig
> Russel is onto something.
> I think we should incorporate
> Del.icio.us tagging. This
> allows users to share their vexations
> yours, vbk
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