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The words magenta's voice uses: how a memo's transcription may mishear a name, the words it should expect, and how the narrator and read-aloud should say a word. The page is read every ten minutes or so (magenta's <code>services/voice_words.py</code>), so a change here needs no deploy. | |||
'''Only a trusted editor's revision is used''' (JMyles, SkymanJenkins): anyone may suggest a change, and it's used once one of them has saved or verified the page. A line in a comment, <code><nowiki></code> or <code><pre></code> is never read, so examples can sit there. | |||
Each list is a section of <code>*</code> lines. A pair is written <code>word → meant</code> (<code>-></code> works too). | |||
== Heard as == | == Heard as == | ||
A name a transcription writes wrong, then the name it is. It's only read as that name where a name is plainly being said to someone ("Magnet, can you...", "at magnet"). | |||
* | * magnet → magent | ||
An emergent is also heard by its colour, by itself, with no line needed here: "the red emergent" or "the red agent" (with or without "the") is re, and "at the red emergent" tags @re. The same goes for "the blue emergent" (blu) and "the magenta emergent" (magent), and for any emergent named after a colour less its last letter. | |||
== Expected words == | == Expected words == | ||
Words a memo's transcription should expect, spelled as they should come out. Everyone's names, the agents' and the Moods' are added by themselves. | |||
* | * Cory Walker | ||
* | * banjo | ||
* | * mandolin | ||
* | * dobro | ||
* | * fiddle | ||
* | * upright bass | ||
* | * bluegrass | ||
* | * flatpicking | ||
* | * Scruggs | ||
* | * Cryptograss | ||
* | * PickiPedia | ||
* | * magenta | ||
* | * magent | ||
* | * Mood | ||
* | * Moods | ||
* | * hunter | ||
* | * maybelle | ||
* | * delivery-kid | ||
* | * Ethereum | ||
* blockchain | |||
== Said as == | == Said as == | ||
A word, then how the voice should say it, wherever it reads: messages, intros, "is thinking". Whole words only, in any case; a capital is kept where the word had one. <!-- For example: | |||
* | * PickiPedia → picky pedia | ||
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[[Category:Magenta]] | [[Category:Magenta]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 27 October 2026
The words magenta's voice uses: how a memo's transcription may mishear a name, the words it should expect, and how the narrator and read-aloud should say a word. The page is read every ten minutes or so (magenta's services/voice_words.py), so a change here needs no deploy.
Only a trusted editor's revision is used (JMyles, SkymanJenkins): anyone may suggest a change, and it's used once one of them has saved or verified the page. A line in a comment, <nowiki> or <pre> is never read, so examples can sit there.
Each list is a section of * lines. A pair is written word → meant (-> works too).
Heard as
A name a transcription writes wrong, then the name it is. It's only read as that name where a name is plainly being said to someone ("Magnet, can you...", "at magnet").
- magnet → magent
An emergent is also heard by its colour, by itself, with no line needed here: "the red emergent" or "the red agent" (with or without "the") is re, and "at the red emergent" tags @re. The same goes for "the blue emergent" (blu) and "the magenta emergent" (magent), and for any emergent named after a colour less its last letter.
Expected words
Words a memo's transcription should expect, spelled as they should come out. Everyone's names, the agents' and the Moods' are added by themselves.
- Cory Walker
- banjo
- mandolin
- dobro
- fiddle
- upright bass
- bluegrass
- flatpicking
- Scruggs
- Cryptograss
- PickiPedia
- magenta
- magent
- Mood
- Moods
- hunter
- maybelle
- delivery-kid
- Ethereum
- blockchain
Said as
A word, then how the voice should say it, wherever it reads: messages, intros, "is thinking". Whole words only, in any case; a capital is kept where the word had one.