The collocation 'greiða atróðr' (row hard, especially for an attack at sea) is common in the sagas, and is also found in ch. 65 of the Saga of the Earls of Orkney. 🧵 3/3 onp.ku.dk/onp/onp.php?...

... 'You will also not want that said of you that you lie here like a cat in a pile of stones'. Kálfr takes the hint and both of them 'greiddu atróðr' (rowed harder). They had some success but the battle was inconclusive in the end. 🧵 2/3

Yes! Managed to get in on the Dictionary’s roundtable. Should be nice to catch up with folks

Looking forward to it! 🙌

If you're interested, the main culprit seems to be ChatGPT's web crawler. This hasn't been a problem with other web crawlers such as Google, Bing, etc. The difference seems to be that web searches aren't particularly interested in very slow, data-heavy pages.

We are now hearing a plenary lecture from Sanni Nimb on promoting equality and removing bias (gender/race/ethnicity) in Danish dictionaries: “Metoder til fremme af ligestilling i Den Danske Ordbog, Den Danske Begrebsordbog og afledte sprogteknologiske ressourcer”

I will also be posting a bit from our @onp.ku.dk account during the conference with highlights from the sessions