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Bug#391105: marked as done (RFA: ispell-et -- Estonian dictionary for Aspell/Ispell/MySpell)

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has caused the Debian Bug report #391105,
regarding RFA: ispell-et -- Estonian dictionary for Aspell/Ispell/MySpell
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I request assistance with maintaining the ispell-et package.

The package description is:
 This dictionary provides Estonian wordlists for the Aspell
 spellchecker currently supported by GNOME applications.
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 Homepage:  http://www.meso.ee/~jjpp/speller/

What kind of help I need:

1) People who are familiar with wordlists development on
Aspell, Ispell, MySpell and with dictionaries-common-dev.

2) Estonian speakers capable of cleaning up the upstream
tarball and of improving the source wordlist's content.

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I have decided to keep on maintaining this package, for now.

Help from native speakers would still be appreciated to improve this
dictionary's quality, at least as far as adding contemporary words
that are direly missing.

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Martin-Éric

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