You're right, the headline makes no sense. This is a test of the new application Grammarly. It is an extended spelling and grammar checker for use with several browsers and other text applications.
I am using Grammarly to right this article. (Originally the previous sentence read "...two right..."; Grammarly caught "two" but not "right" in context.) Interestingly, when I passed the cursor over "right" after typing the next sentence, it then flagged the mistake. Impressive so far.
The popup, real-time corrections can be annoying, and you do have to hint by placing the cursor over suspect words, but there appear to be ways to minimize intrusiveness.
I note the app assumed US English; perhaps it should have a choice for other regional usage (mainly the "honour, favour..." crowd). The vendor states this is an English-only app, but one hopes others will pick up the baton, perhaps with design help from Grammarly (I need a lot more help in my other languages).
Momentum
☰
À bas la guerre!
Recent Posts
- For AL Governor: Jones ✅; Tuberville ❌
- Gadsden, Alabama — An economic & social analysis
- Will AI Success Spoil Rock Habitat?
- Seaching for bees with A.I.
- Would you believe...?
- In case you were wondering...
- Tom Lehrer
- Indigenous North American Cultures and the "Peaceful Christians"
- The Serendipity Engine
- Qui era Salvatore?
- Creationists Turn Tiny Surtsey into Time-bending Twaddle
- Fun Facebook Genealogy Fare
- Vowels and Consonants
Some have suggested that I replace my high school graduation photo at the top of this index, but the only images I have are of some old man; suggestions welcome.