#lexicography

Is the Oxford English Dictionary outdated elitism in an age of crowdsourced Urban Dictionary?

What's your take on dictionaries becoming obsolete in the age of Google definitions?

Would you ever trust a dictionary that changes meanings based on popular opinion?

Are you still collecting physical dictionaries, or is free online enough?

Should we still care about preserving rare dictionaries in the age of AI?

Are dictionaries gatekeeping language, or do they just hate slang?

Should dictionaries even cost money when everyone uses free AI tools now?

Should dictionaries be allowed to remove words like 'literally' from their literal meaning?

How are you curating your personal dictionary—AI tools or trusty paper editions?

Is the Oxford English Dictionary worth it for serious writers?

Are the big dictionary apps just repackaging old public domain data for profit?

Is the dictionary becoming useless now that we all just Google definitions and slang?

Is the dictionary a dying art or did social media syntax already kill it?

What’s your take on modern slang making it into major dictionaries too fast?

Are open-source dictionaries replacing paid ones for your research?

Is AI ruining dictionary culture or reviving it?

Does anyone else find modern dictionary apps woefully lacking compared to a printed volume?

Are modern dictionaries too politically correct, or were old ones just needlessly offensive and exclusionary?

Do modern dictionaries dumb down language more than they preserve it?

Do you still trust dictionary apps, or are you sticking to print?