I'm going to take advantage of this pseudo-query to comment on a cheap trick that is used a lot in phishing and espam to replace a real address for criminal purposes. Around here they only use it to troll the dictionary and its collaborators. Some time ago they invented the idea of putting repeated spaces in the text of the queries that of course create different queries, but since the HTML of the web pages show them as a single space, the collaborators believed that it was the original query and we responded again in the trout copies, which also were not going to appear when using the site's search engine. As that bug was already corrected, at the date of this publication (March 2022) the trolls invented another, which is to insert a hyphen of separation of syllables in the middle of the query, which on the page is invisible unless the word is very long and does not enter a line, then it is cut and the end appears in the line below showing -now yes- that script. In this entry the character called soft hyphen -better known by its abbreviation SHY- is between the letters /o/ and /r/ of 'borrellista', and you can see its encoding in the address bar (www. meaning of .org/borrellista .htm), but not on the page . . . unless resized until there is no room for the width of 'borrellista' in the title. The final recommendation to all this is: look at the addresses of banks, buying and selling sites, emails where they enter before accepting or writing anything. And also of the queries before answering 128578; . See buguear .