Richard and Mikayla said we should keep all senses of a word visible so the user can refer to them in case they have the wrong argument structure.
When a rule selects a specific sense, #85 simply moves it to the front of the results so it shows up prominent in the editor. We now need to do the same for when the user specifies the sense in the text itself (eg. say-B). Currently this still only shows the single result for that particular sense.
Richard and Mikayla said we should keep all senses of a word visible so the user can refer to them in case they have the wrong argument structure.
When a rule selects a specific sense, #85 simply moves it to the front of the results so it shows up prominent in the editor. We now need to do the same for when the user specifies the sense in the text itself (eg.
say-B). Currently this still only shows the single result for that particular sense.