Spell Check And Grammer Check Your Blogs
Published on May 15, 2019
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It seems that many times when I go onto Site Comments to offer comments that many of the websites have misspelled words or improper grammar. I am by no means an English Major, and I am easily finding words that are spelled wrong, so your readers will also see your errors.
If you aren't familiar with the spell check and grammar check that WordPress has, it is at the top of your menu. It is the button with the ABC and a check mark. I would spell check it several times until you get the message there are no errors, as it seems that on the 2nd and 3rd search, different things are found.
Make sure to also reread your post at least once or twice. There are some things that won't be caught with the spell checker. The biggest one that I see is "you" when it should be "your".
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I feel bad not letting the creator know when there are misspelled words, but I know when someone is requesting comments, they don't want you pointing out problems.
Is there a way for us to send a separate note to the requester to let them know of problems? I know I would be happy if someone sees my mistakes and would let me know on a different platform. We are all just trying to help each other out, and reading right pass the mistakes and not being able to help seems like a mistake.
Any thoughts where or how we should notify the creators when we see a problem?
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