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Originally Posted by svenlind
I should have given a reply earlier. I don't think it is practical for you to support a lot of online dictionaries, but I could be wrong.
But it might be ok if you also added a user defined option as I mentioned earlier.
My online dictionary ordbogen.com (paid subscription) supports a lot of languages, but being from Denmark one part of a translation dictionary is of course Danish.
It would of course be very convenient if you directly supported ordbogen.com  |
I said earlier that
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Originally Posted by sbaylor
... we need everyone's help to tell us about his/her favorite online dictionary website(s), and which language to which language lookup you are most interested in.
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because our team members know too little about most non-English languages to be capable of judging by ourselves the quality of such online dictionary websites. Wiktionary.org (and translate.google.com for translation, not dictionary) is a well-known site, but I doubt it is the best for everyone. So far unfortunately only you have provided a site for Danish as the target (vs. source) language.
Therefore, the issue is not the technical problem of supporting lots of online dictionaries, but the product planning risk of building something only a few users want.
Dear users or potential users, please let us know if you are interested in seeing your favorite online dictionary website integrated with BookMaster.
Thanks!