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She added: "Increasingly, we communicate via technology and spellcheckers don't recognise dialect.

" Ms Cole said Welsh spellcheckers and translators all helped to build co dence and make the process of contributing online in Welsh easier.

" Ms Cole said Welsh-language spellcheckers and translators all helped to build codence and make the process of contributing online in Welsh easier.

For others, standard spellcheckers and grammar checkers do not provide the depth required.

The Oxford University Press found that primary and secondary school kids were increasingly encouraged to look up complex words using dictionaries and electronic spellcheckers, the Telegraph reported.

When the ombudsman protested that even Outsiders are entitled to their opinions, his colleagues dismissively responded, "let them get their own newspaper!" And this made God angry, and He quoth, "up with this state of affairs I will not put," thereby setting on edge the remaining teeth of those few aged copy editors who hadn't set their spellcheckers on auto-correct.

GENERATIONS of young people are growing up in a world where they spll in SMS shrthnd and rely on spellcheckers to correct their mistakes.

Spellcheckers don't recognize names, so we have to be especially careful.

They use their phones to send text messages, which are devoid of punctuation; they have spellcheckers on their PCs which change English spelling to American; they were taught by teachers whose own grasp of the niceties of the English language was shaky; they are surrounded by signs which fail to distinguish between upper and lower case.

Within hours, people were trying the names of friends, colleagues and celebrities in their own spellcheckers.