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Sure, "one click fix" then you wonder why it replaced place/product/people name with stuff that doesn't make sense. Grammarly probably should have a limited "a
by raverbashing 5y ago
Sure, "one click fix" then you wonder why it replaced place/product/people name with stuff that doesn't make sense.
Grammarly probably should have a limited "autofix" for the most basic stuff, surely. But just "fix all" causes more problems than solves it.
- yaur 5y agoThey are obviously using us to train the system so that they can do that in a year or two.
- isneu 5y agoWow! I came across a new information!
- isneu 5y agoI agree. It definitely has some "wait what?!" moments. Its that in our subjective experience while using the app, I've largely had suggestions that could do just fine if implemented without my approval. But yes, there are cases where the "fix all" could cause more problems that it solves. :)