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If you have access to a computer, why not just use a spellchecker :)

• shimms 7y ago
  I print my stuff on actual paper and do a manual proof read when I think I’m done. I’m constantly surprised by how many spelling mistakes I still find during final proof reading that Word isn’t underlying with red squigglies.
• deleted 7y ago
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• Arbalest 7y ago
  Spellchecking isn't universal, and I've frequently found myself typing completely different words than I had intended, which are not misspellings. That would be picked up pretty quickly.
  • hnick 7y ago
    Case in point, it probably wouldn't have picked up this submission's title if 'phased' had been written instead as I commonly see these days.
• nkrisc 7y ago
  I do, but I'm not going to rely completely on one.
• underwater 7y ago
  It's easy to autocorrect something to the wrong word. Or write a sentence that passes a grammar checker but is still sketchy.