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I found Grammarly to be atrociously bad when dealing with anything slightly technical in nature. It would keep flagging jargon as errors. I was convinced that t
by spaceman_2020 3y ago
I found Grammarly to be atrociously bad when dealing with anything slightly technical in nature. It would keep flagging jargon as errors. I was convinced that their $100M+ raise had to be some Adam Neuman-tier grift
- jgalt212 3y agoI don't know about that, but they definitely seem to have a bottomless supply of money to spend on advertising.
- kibibu 3y agoI worry that all individuality will be stripped from our communications. Let people have idiosyncrasies.
- AceyMan 3y agoI enjoyed Grammarly and I'm sure they enjoyed mapping my prose for training purposes. When I began to consistently compose 1000+ word passages, all while never triggering a red squiggle, I realized I'd gotten everything I needed from the tool and I uninstalled the addins. (I was a fully paid single user, btw.)
- spaceman_2020 3y agoTotally agree. You get so much of personality from honest, unedited emails and messages. Communication isn’t just information. It’s also how relationships are built. I get an email that was run through a dozen rounds of spell check and AI wizardry and I won’t even know who you really are.