A BLUFF?!?! How dare you, sir! They are indeed periodically swept for noncanonical forms. The last this happened in was the Neogene Period. When the Quaternary Period concludes, there will be another sweep.
--gejyspa
On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 3:38 PM, Eitan Postavsky
<eitanp32@gmail.com> wrote:
When you enter a word, it says "If it is a lujvo, make sure you're using the lowest scoring form
of the lujvo. You're not going to get anywhere by using a different
form, as the database is periodically swept for noncanonical form
lujvo, and they are modified to the appropriate canonical form. (Or
removed, and all related data pointed towards the canonical version,
if it already exists.)". But {mumymasti} was entered in 2003 and survives, and its lowest scoring form is {mumyma'i}. Is the quoted message a bluff, then? heh.
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