On 10/7/05, Jonathon Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Chad wrote: > > > What is your point? > > Until a grammar checker can correctly punctuate a sentence such as the > one I gave, it is gauranteed to provide corrections that are > incorrect.
So because it may be - nay *will* be - incorrect a certain percentage of the time, we ought not to make it available for people to use? In that case, you better not send me an email - a certain percent don't get to where they are supposed to you. You'd better not eat at a restraunt - they get orders wrong all the time. You'd better not turn your computer on - a certain percent of the time, there will be a flaw. And we'd better stop giving out OpenOffice.org - it screws up every so often, as well.... -Chad Smith
