but there lurks a danger here, which you may note when reading a newspaper article, for example. it appears that the ‘proof-reader’ has become extinct, as most people rely on the spell check. but they forget that the syntax and the context require checking, too. a spell check will pass on “honey” when perhaps the writer meant “money”; this is especially important when using languages such as italian and spanish, where infinitives and past participles are just one letter different, and all nouns have a gender.

btw, don’t jump on me for not using caps!!!!

Who can be bothered?

And seriously, spell check isn’t going to realize

GTG or BTW or ROFL or LOL it doesn’t even recognise HEHE, no-one can be bothered.

And to be honest i don’t blame them.

What makes you ask this question?