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Esperanto is a bit further down the list of the remaining top 50 languages to look at (T171652), but it jumped to the top because I had a developer ask me to recommend a project to work on, and I suggested an Esperanto stemmer. As a constructed language, Esperanto is //very// regular and well documented, so the barrier to implementing a stemmer is much lower for a non-speaker. It's now available on [[ https://github.com/wjdeclan/esperanto_stemmer | GitHub ]]; it's in Java and has a GPL3[†] license, so all of the technical details are in good shape. The next step is to get a review of the stemming quality from speakers. __ __ [†] It was initially Apache 2.0, but the structure was heavily based on the Serbian stemmer, which is GPL3, so that seems more appropriate.

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