SoundSpel (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "SoundSpel" in English language version.

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Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. viii. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 21. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 16. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 15. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 285. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 292. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 14. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 295. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 299. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 298. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. vi. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 304. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 287. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, pp. 293, 307. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 302. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.
Rondthaler & Lias 1986, p. 63. Rondthaler, Edward; Lias, Edward J. (1986). Dictionary of American Spelling: A Simplified Alternative Spelling for the English Language. New York: The American Language Academy.

americanliteracy.com

Petersen. Petersen, Mark. "A Message from the President". Los Alamos, New Mexico.

americanliteracy.github.io

In SoundSpel, the spelling of the word all is retained, but ball, fall, false, tall, etc. turn to baul, faul, faulss, and smaul. https://americanliteracy.github.io/ts/tools/
"Tools".
"Tools".
"Tools".

lrb.co.uk

[1] Britten When Young

spellingsociety.org

Rondthaler 1999, p. 2. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.
Rondthaler 1999, pp. 1. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.
Rondthaler 1999, pp. 2–4. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.
Rondthaler 1999, p. 3. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.
Rondthaler 1999, p. 5. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.
McGehee 2021. McGehee, Robert J. (2021). "Short answer to Mario, in response to the comment originally addressed to Mark Petersen".
Rondthaler 1999, p. 4. Rondthaler, Edward (1999). "SoundSpel [TM]" (PDF). English Spelling Society.

wiktionary.org

en.wiktionary.org

⟨th⟩ can represent unvoiced /θ/ or voiced /ð/. Spelling reformers have suggested thh or dh (from edh) for the /ð/ sound, but SoundSpel reluctantly rejects both "in the interest of visual compatibility [with traditional spelling]."^[22]