User talk:Sawfly12
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Grammarly[edit]
Try to avoid using grammarly to fix articles. It tends to introduce errors or make unnecessary changes. I started glossing through some of the changes you made with grammarly, and I've already noticed several mistakes it has made:
- In this edit, it changed "ending" to "ends," incorrectly completely changing the intended meaning.
- In the same edit above, it changed the grammar for a reference. You must not edit the grammar of a reference, as it must retain the original quotation without changes.
- In the same edit above, it changed "in boxes," the intended meaning and an actual term used by the AC community, to "inboxes."
- In the same edit above, it changed "joke" to "jokes," which is incorrect.
- In this edit, it changed "through" to "though," which is incorrect.
It's okay to use spellcheck, but please don't trust grammarly blindly. HylianAngel (talk) 15:19, May 25, 2022 (EDT)
- Programs that automatically correct grammatical errors will make mistakes, whether it's Grammarly or QuillBot. It's advised that you manually review your changes using human judgement rather than passing this on to a program that can make unreliable or incorrect changes (even spellcheck will sometimes say there is a grammatical error when it's a typo-free passage). Text you submit to the wiki should be written by you, and this is described before you save any edit. If spellcheck/Grammarly/Quillbot catches a clear spelling error, or if you see a spelling error yourself, you should fix it. But earlier you were submitting swathes of text that were incorrect, like changing multiple characters' Happy Home Designer quotes (even though this is typo-free text lifted from the game itself), capitalizing the word museum (which is not a proper noun in the Animal Crossing series), changing "shadow size" to shadow side" (in reference to fish sizes, an in-game mechanic), etc. I have to advise against using any program because these types of edits are poor and were not being double-checked. HylianAngel (talk) 17:03, June 2, 2022 (EDT)