Well simply because gspell.el let the user mark the boundary of the
parts of a compound word. It so needs user interaction.
This is also the reason why it so far only work for TeX documents
where you can put hyphenation marks, that are not printed
unless the word needs hyphenation.
I did not realize that.
Once you insert those discretionary hyphens,
won't all spell checkers treat the subwords
as separate words?
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