Michael Wayne Goodman

The synset issue was apparently resolved in #170. `Sense.word()` still has the same problem, though.

Yes, those graphs look very nice and useful. And you're right that I currently consider it out of scope, but I'll think about it as I reevaluate the role Wn...

@arademaker The idea is that the web client would be a separate project, similar to how [delphin-viz](https://github.com/delph-in/delphin-viz) works on top of the web API provided by other tools. On the...

After talking with @fcbond, I think we'll stick with with a monolithic model for now and spin out modules later if we need a leaner package. So I think this...

For the English WordNet, some sense keys have changed from the PWN due to spelling corrections, etc. See https://github.com/globalwordnet/english-wordnet/blob/master/src/sensekey-maps.csv

This won't go into v0.9.0, so I'm removing the milestone and not scheduling it for a future release until there's enough demand.

@arademaker addressing your initial question: no, I don't think I ever got around to adding support for parsing those token structures, but I had thought about it. The [delphin.tfs.TypedFeatureStructure](https://pydelphin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/delphin.tfs.html#delphin.tfs.TypedFeatureStructure) class...

It seems the Napoleon support for type hints is not great. There's a third party module: https://github.com/agronholm/sphinx-autodoc-typehints But the rendering, while informative, isn't so pretty. Nevertheless, the type hints are...

This will be a huge effort that I'm not prepared to do right now, so I'm removing it from 1.7.0.

First of all, the functions of the `wn` module are provided only as a convenience. For any real work I strongly suggest creating a `wn.Wordnet` object so you can be...