mwe.correction_policyScope, supersession and precedence for decisions on occurrences (DR-094). Its revisions are listed with the sets below; its text opens from a set's members.
Every rule the multiword-expression tagger runs, by stage, in the order it runs. Edit, create, switch off, archive, restore, delete and re-order them here. Saving keeps a draft; publishing writes a revision; a revision runs only once a rule set naming it is activated, below.
What happens to a proposed phrase once the stages above have found it. These two are rules of their own kinds, with their own editors.
mwe.term_lookup The prompt that searches the web for a proposed phrase and returns a definition and a verdict: a term of art, or compositional. Open it to edit.
The wording that decides whether a proposed phrase is a term of art. Publishing here writes a new revision. A lookup runs the revision the active rule set names, so a new revision runs only once a set naming it is activated below. Every lookup records the revision and the set that ran.
Fixed in code. Renaming a verdict would break every consumer and every report built on it, so this is not editable here.
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mwe.correction_policyScope, supersession and precedence for decisions on occurrences (DR-094). Its revisions are listed with the sets below; its text opens from a set's members.
A set names one revision of each MWE rule. Only the active set runs. Composing a set changes nothing; activating one replaces the running set, and going back is activating an earlier one.