Daniel W. Hieber

 [[spec] add details about why format is useful in itself](https://trello.com/c/mUWzo436/1703-spec-add-details-about-why-format-is-useful-in-itself)

 [[spec] list example corpora](https://trello.com/c/6YSh9ZOG/1701-spec-list-example-corpora)

I think this issue is best split in two: * `phonologicalClass(es)`: A simple string indicating the phonological class a morpheme belongs to. Useful for indicating which phonological rules apply to...

There's not currently a syllable schema, though I assumed there might be a use case for it at some point. What's the use case you have in mind?

For items in a lexicon, each item has a `Transcription` property, which would allow you to represent that item in a transcription that includes syllable boundaries. Likewise, individual tokens in...

@HughP Thanks, this was the intention behind allowing constructions to be nested recursively.

I agree. I didn't love the idea of specifying access schemas into the specification. Do you have ideas for the kind of framework you suggest? How would this work?

@HughP @hatton This is great - thanks! If Lameta is already maintaining an official list of access protocols like this, and plans to maintain it as a public standard, it'd...

**Update:** FLEx only allows one set of reversal headwords for entries, even when that entry might be used in multiple dictionaries. I myself have never needed different sets of headwords...

Here's a description of how the field should work: The Sense.reversalEntries field should be an array of MultiLangStrings. Each reversal entry should be a headword that this sense of the...