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And if Czech stop words could be implemented, it would be also great: https://www.provocado.cz/overuser_words.txt
Many thanks.

Hohoo! It seems now it works like a charm. Just two lines of code and what a difference! Great job, mitcho. It would be pity if the best related posts plugin and best typographic plugin would not work together.

Hi Mitcho, I have to confirm exactly the same issue with WP-Typography described by saymonz. Whole thing is, that your plugin takes post content after aplying filters (which would not be a problem in general). But WP-Typography injects into words soft-hyphens where those can be divided at the end of the line. And unfortunatelly YARPP understands soft-hyphen as space. This it cuts every word virtually to several sylables. The only (brute-force-hack) solution was to disable filtering in your plugin (testing for blacklisted filters always returns false). When I check the database now, keyword cache is perfectly readable, this here is the issue. I’m not that good coder in order to detect the name of filter applied by WP-Typography, allowing you to be blacklisted. I can send you the part of code where WP-Typography “something” hooks at the_content hook, but I don’t understand that code at all.
This is for me clear collision between two plugins. Maybe instead of blacklisting WP-Typography would be enough to YARPP understand soft hyphen as nothing, thus stripping those soft-hyphens out of the post content, as you do with other markup things.