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You can have a phonetically spelt word that still is close to a real word, but that gets auto-corrected when people try and use it. And that is bad. Because a
by brc 15y ago
You can have a phonetically spelt word that still is close to a real word, but that gets auto-corrected when people try and use it. And that is bad. Because auto-correction is everywhere these days.
For me this problem didn't appear until all the predictive spelling started appearing. Now it is a major problem.