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Well this is interesting

Submitted by webmaster@fellowmate.com (not verified) on Sun, 2006-01-29 18:37.

Well this is interesting I imagine the algorithm is in some version of C+ or something. There was once three or four competing lists of rules for English syntax, about 33 or so, so this is a good thing for computers to do, so to speak, sort of a real-time syntactical concordance analyses.

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