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I was split between Hemingway and Grammarly and ended up choosing in Grammarly. Hemingway, IMO, makes your writing clear, but it also makes it incredibly boring
by whymauri 6y ago
I was split between Hemingway and Grammarly and ended up choosing in Grammarly. Hemingway, IMO, makes your writing clear, but it also makes it incredibly boring. Grammarly has modular settings for formality, tone, friendliness, etc which lets me view grammar-based tips while preserving my personal writing style.
- erikbye 6y agoAt the moment, the tone setting gives you nothing. "Experimental. How do you want to sound? This helps us build new suggestions and won't affect your feedback today."
- whymauri 6y agoThe audience, formality, and domain expertise settings definitely work. And the tone settings do actually give feedback on the lower-right-hand side of the text input box in the form of emojis (albeit still experimental).
- erikbye 6y ago> And the tone settings do actually give feedback on the lower-right-hand side of the text input box in the form of emojis (albeit still experimental). That is not my experience. I ran multiple, longer paragraphs through it now, no emojis displayed.
- whymauri 6y agoHuh, that's weird. Maybe they're A/B testing this feature. I've had it for a few months.