I've been using word classes in Retro 10's implementation since the beginning. This allows a simple, consistent means of controlling the behavior of words.
Until today it was not possible to define a custom word class. Now you can, but it's not automatic. You'll have to redefine with-class, but take care to handle the existing classes (.word, .macro, and .data).
I'll try to document this sometime soon, but take a look in the Retro source to see how it's done if you wish to experiment with it. The code supporting this is in the SVN repository.
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