A few nights ago, I was composing a post for my cooking blog and I was surprised to see a squiggly, red line appear under the word “refried.” (ARGH, it just happened again!) Okay, I thought, maybe it’s not recognized as a word because it’s a term that applies specifically to beans. Yeah, that’s right. I basically just accused WordPress of having a prejudice against beans.
However, as I continued to type, I saw another squiggly line pop up under the word “folded.” At that point, I deleted the words and retyped them both. Glitches happen. But this was no glitch; despite retyping the words “folded” and “refried” a couple of times, WordPress was downright convinced they were misspelled words.
Microsoft Word does not think those two words are mis-spelled. Time to contact the grammar police for WordPress.
I had noticed that as well! WordPress can feel free to appoint me to grammar sheriff any time. π
Hooray! You’re smarter than WP! π
And people think technology is going to take over the human race. Pffffffff!
Spell check is evil! Like a little squiggly gremlin living in our computers…
It is, indeed!
Spell check squiggles my British spelling, too. =(
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Heh… WordPress thinks that blog is not a real word…
(However “WordPress” does not get a red line…)
… go figure.