Write Better With After The Deadline
Love blogging but perhaps feeling like your writing could use some improvement? I feel you, as I’m swimming in the same lake! Would you like to have a grammar / spelling / proofreading on autopilot for your WordPress blog?
Excellent!
Because I know you just answered “Yes” 
Ok, well maybe you didn’t – I still would LOVE TO SHARE WordPress plugin I have discovered that acts as my private English Tutor! “After the Deadline” checks your writing and attempts to be smarter than you, when it comes to grammar, in my case it succeeds! 
Anytime I can find a piece of technology that is willing to correct my mistake – I’m game!
Side note: I only wish time machine really existed 
Since the plugin was purchased by Automattic, parent company of the WordPress itself and now it is part of the options available for Wordpress.com blogs – we can all safely assume that support for this plugin will be ongoing and timely.
And that means I can safely recommend that you add “After the Deadline” plugin to your personal arsenal!
Enjoy and let me know what you think!
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[...] the Deadline is a new plugin I just found today on my friend Alex’s blog Howto Spotter. He always provides such cool stuff. This is a proof reading tool that will help to correct [...]
Wow! That’s a great plugin and for me it is very important. I often do lots of grammar and spell mistake.
Thanks Alex for sharing..
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I hear you
and glad I could help!
Thanks for that plug-in suggestion. It will help me and I’m also sure my french husband will appreciate it for writing in English.
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Thanks Leslie!
Spread the word is you find this useful. I know this plugin is superb help for me.
Is this better than Word? Because I use Word and sometimes is so annoying when it comes to identify misspellings and typos
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Better is a subjective word. Each tool has it’s strengths and weaknesses. AtD has the advantage that it can draw on a huge pool of data located on the server. Word has size constraints. My favorite feature is the misused word detection. Check out the demo at:
http://www.afterthedeadline.com/features.slp
This page should help you decide if the kinds of errors AtD catches are useful to you or not.
Thanks Raphael,
I agree that every tool has its limitations but anything I can get my hands on to help me write more coherent is welcome for me!
Hi Alex, thanks for sharing, I need all the help I can get!
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It’s a cool plug-in though I kinda wonder if it’s really necessary considering the fact most browsers of today come with dictionaries installed.
If I were part of folks who write posts directly from the dashboard, I would have taken a chance on it but I’m better off blogging with Windows Live Writer 2009.
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