On the other hand, I’ll admit I know nothing aboud disaster-preparedness, so perhaps there is a market. If you think the idea is worth pursuing, feel free to contact me (see the link in the main menu) with a more detailed description of the app should work. I might cook something up in my free time.

In less adversarial contexts – I’m involved in disaster planning – it might be quite useful to be able to design memorable word-combinations in order to designate locations, grid coordinates, unit designations, etc. – especially if “sound-alike” combination could be eliminated – since they’ll often be transmitted by voice – under less than optimal conditions.

Even more so – if we were able to take the outputs, assign definitions, and generate directories. Some of the entries, rather than names, might be designations of text strings – much like the telegraph abbreviations of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I cannot estimate what it’s market value would be. But if it were reliable and user-friendly – I’d certainly promote it in disaster-prep circles – and in a disaster best practices compilation which is currently underway.

However – to the extent I could afford it – I’d certainly be willing to pay for a license.

Just a thought. Nice work.

Jon Soroko

Check out this PHP Markov chain class, it should be easy enough to create a plugin based on it.

Personally, I am focusing on other matters at the moment, so I don’t have time to make a plugin like that.

I like some of your plugins. I’m interested in a wordpress markov chain plugin.

If you know one or want to build one for payment, please contact me with price etc.

Thanks!