Agreed, it&#x27;s nicely put together. I think this could grow into a handy tool, like an advanced thesaurus of sorts.<p>Not sure if it was another word, but the word &#x27;dudes&#x27; still has a suggestion to a word I&#x27;d firmly rank &#x27;impolite&#x27; when I tried just now. That said it includes a whole bunch of swear words (marked impolite) - I could weirdly see using this to add a bit of flair to a put down.<p>I do find these things quite fun; I put in &quot;You are a sexy beast&quot; and got &quot;You are a hot dog&quot; as neutral, &quot;You are a beautiful dog&quot; as neutral but &quot;You are a beautiful horse&quot; would be pushing it and impolite; though &quot;You are a glamorous horse&quot; (or hot) is neutral.<p>Giving it a go with some Donald Trump twitter text, the suggestion was &quot;President Obama was terrible on @60Minutes tonight&quot; is impolite; a suggested change that would be more polite was &quot;President obama was incredible on@60minutes last night.&quot;. I noticed with that it looped through the same words a few times - in some cases labelling the same phrase as both neutral and polite.