Note that this typo is in the rare dictionary. Perhaps the rare dictionary should not be selected by default.

Can you move these to the code dictionary please, which seems like the right place to me given they upset programming related text, but are still potentially valid/useful outside of that domain.

Moved now

@peternewman @nikolaik It seems to me that lien is not related to programming, but to a specific domain.

@peternewman @nikolaik It seems to me that lien is not related to programming, but to a specific domain.

I agree with you @DimitriPapadopoulos but no strong opinion, so open to go either way

@peternewman @nikolaik It seems to me that lien is not related to programming, but to a specific domain.

When you say specific domain do you mean Google Terraform? Isn't that the same as say:

Which is only relevant to Assembler (AFAIK), to pick probably one of the more obscure ones?

From my perspective it's not particularly related to programming, it's a legal term that just so happens to be used by Google Cloud Platform. Whilst it's that usage that has resulted in this debate, fundamentally it's just a word, and one I (native British English speaker) was familiar with long before I came across it's usage in GCP.