This has been going on for far too many years. I believe it is
imperative that we do not flood with MANY dictionaries when we just want
one. It is extremely impractical to have to scroll the long menu items
to find the desired dictionary.

When installing Spanish dictionary such as myspell-es, it installs
TWENTY-ONE Spanish dictionaries from diverse countries. This is in
contrast to the English dictionaries where each dialect has their own
package (myspell-en-au, myspell-en-us, etc)

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  Spelling check shows too many dictionaries

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