Wikipedia:Spaling Muich?/Fixed
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Spelling is a common occurrence in these parts. Without it, articles would look like this one. In fact, the article looks like this to also convey a message: Spelling is of necessity even Wikipedia.[1]
Yes, my friend. Indeed you do.
Look, spelling is necessary because without it, it makes even good articles look like trash. If you hate trash, then use spelling. In fact, there are ways to not make poor spelling decisions.
There are many ways to end spelling failures.
If you see a redline, that means you screwed up at spelling properly. Simply right-click the mistake, and look for a table similar to this:
| Correct Pronunciation |
|---|
| Spelling |
While it can look like a good thing, it's also dumb. This is due to the fact that if you manage to screw it up big time, this will be the result:
| Correct Pronunciation |
|---|
| Spelling |
| Spellbinding |
As a result, you won't be able to make the sentence look good. I think.
Did you mean: Spelling?
[edit]Did you mean: In mast programs, if you scrooge something up, it will due what the thirst tree words that you Saw were.
Did you mean: However, the sister isn't always accurate, and will also mistake worlds for others. For example:
Did you mean: 'Screw' was replace with 'Scrooge', and 'System' replaced by 'Sister', as they look the same messaged up.
Summary
[edit]Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to prevent spelling mistakes, as, according to one man, "I'm only human, after all." With that, the least you can do is just make sure that there is no spelling mistakes, AKA proofreading.