And just one more thought, now that I've had a bit longer to think about it. Instead of generating "words" like that, you might just get a dictionary of, say, the 10000 most frequently used English words and map each one to a 4 digit number. That way you'd be dealing with real words instead of made up words, which might be easier to understand (although you'd probably want to remove any homophones from the list, as well as anything that sounds substantially similar). Then break your number into four-digit substrings (or however is natural, if it's a phone number break it into 3-3-4, for instance) and translate each one. Again, makes the result longer, but easier to remember and communicate.

In reply to Re^2: Shorter ID Codes by Eimi Metamorphoumai
in thread Shorter ID Codes by Micz

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