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probably better to just modernize the README to incorporate more of the website info.

I need to start making plans on migrating the link-grammar website off of abiword.com ... The long-term stability of abiword.com is not certain. Unfortunately, the long-term stability of any site...

Heh. Thanks. But ... 1. I don't trust github sufficiently. I'm thinking that maybe FSF or the gnome foundation or some other open source foundation would be a better choice....

I'll start moving the html pages to github when I get a "rainy day" with nothing else to do. However, the website also has hundreds of large tarballs, and they'd...

The website provides tarballs of things that aren't just link-grammar -- for example, some persian and arabic tools, some of the tools I used for creating the Russian dicts, mirrors...

The website provides mirrors of dozens(?) of papers/pdfs about LG. Some of these are no longer available from the original websites.

After moving website, it might be useful to think of converting the format from HTML to "restructured Text" https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/restructuredtext/index.html ... maybe!?

> Where is it? It's currently kept in a subversion repo, that the abiword people run. When I edit files and commit, it auto-publishes to the web.. I've been too...

Java usually handles the suffixes automatically -- `.so` for unix variants, or `.dll` for windows variants, or `.dylib` for MacOS variants ... including any of these suffixes explicitly would break...

why not just make `dict-common/dict-defines.h` part of the public API? That is, just install it, and let users use it.