# This defines rule type FORBIDDEN; any rules of this type will
# give a standard warning about the company forbidding this word.
# EM1 and EM2 appear in the message box.  EM3 is in the Tutorial.

RULETYPE 1 = FORBIDDEN
 EM1  = "The company forbids this word."
 EM2  = "The reason is that it could create a wrong impression."
 EM3  = "Bad impressions can cause loss of business.\L
	 Loss of business can cause loss of earnings.\P"

# This defines a rule: any inflection of "actualize", such
# as actualize, actualizing, actualized, actualizes
# will be flagged as FORBIDDEN.
# The \ character must occur once per rule, and must precede the word
# which is most unique or unusual in the rule.

 RULE \actualize*     FORBIDDEN 1

# same thing above with "dweeb"

 RULE \dweeb FORBIDDEN 2



# This Rule Type, in addition, offers specific advice on how to fix 
# the problem.
# EM1 and EM2 appear in the message box.  EM3 is in the Tutorial.

RULETYPE 2 = CALIFORNIASPEAK

 EM1 = "Consider ALT1 instead."
 EM2 = "This phrase is a California stereotype."
 EM3  = "This construct was popular in California in the 70's.\L
	It is now considered obsolete."

# This defines a rule that replaces "create space"
# with "make it possible"
   
RULE create* {the|some} \space CALIFORNIASPEAK 1
ALT1 = "make it possible"


# This replaces "what I need from you is" with "I need"

RULE what I \need from you is CALIFORNIASPEAK 2
ALT1 = "I need"