Intellectual property law is overreaching these days, but they can't turn _everything_ proprietary. For example, the answer to "what's the longest English word with no repeated letters?" is still uncopyrightable.

@simontatham

AI for the win

The longest English word without repeating letters is subdermatoglyphic (17 letters), though the more common and widely known standard word is uncopyrightable (15 letters). Words like these are known as isograms

I admit that "subdermatoglypic" is an unusual word, really a "crossword puzzle word"

:)

@failedLyndonLaRouchite I looked it up, and looks like that word is known only by the fact that it's longest heterogram

otherwise, it has no usage and therefore meaning.

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