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Spell checkers et al. don't check subjective properties like tone or offensiveness. (And where it gets subjective, they would rather create a false negative tha
by striking 11y ago
Spell checkers et al. don't check subjective properties like tone or offensiveness. (And where it gets subjective, they would rather create a false negative than a false positive.) It works rather well.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago> Spell checkers et al. don't check subjective properties like tone or offensiveness. That's true. But grammar checkers screw up rather often for the same reason things like `alex` would: understanding context as a computer is quite hard.