I rewritten and corrected (many) mistakes made in my last article. It seems Grammarly sometimes lags and doesn't provide corrections to typos. It used to be instant in the past, but I guess it is not to be trusted without reviewing the articles carefully before publishing. Want to learn who Satoshi is? In the final part of my series "Revealing Satoshi" I reach the same conclusion with Barely Sociable, and add more clues left behind. Revealing Satoshi Part V (Final Part): The Last Emperor Medium link: https://panterabch.medium.com/revealing-satoshi-part-v-final-part-the-last-emperor-94f737e009ce Read.Cash link https://read.cash/@Pantera/revealing-satoshi-part-v-final-part-the-last-emperor-81216423 #writing
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Well! I also use that app and another one to review my English writing. These are very good but not perfect. In fact, I do the final proofreading exercise with a thorough read aloud and I always find meanings I don't mean. Also, I avoid using colloquialisms that in transliteration are nonsense to the native English speaker. The best thing to do is to look for the equivalent expression if you insist on using them. On more than one occasion I have had to explain what I meant. I think it is very good that you are a perfectionist and transparent in what you refer to in your articles. Greetings.
I always double-check Grammarly nowadays, it sometimes ignores words or the absence of them.