I wonder whose job it is to populate online dictionary databases. Doesn’t that sound like a horrific job? Seriously, go look at an entry at Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary and tell me how horrible it must be to have to enter that information all day long: definitions, pronunciations, functions, synonyms, etc. Unless, of course, the majority of definitions are already in the database in which case you would only have to enter new definitions. That would be much better. Although, it’s likely then that you would have a lot of definition quality control work, which would also suck. Basically the gig sucks no matter how you slice it.
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