With all of design decisions made to streamline Mindmup's workflow, the use of a dictionary that causes users to second-guess their spellings of common words seems like an oversight... We dread the red squiggly. We need the red squiggly. May the red squiggly always be just. (Possessive form of "Mindmup" isn't in the dictionary this box uses, by the way.)
Logan Roy
With all of design decisions made to streamline Mindmup's workflow, the use of a dictionary that causes users to second-guess their spellings of common words seems like an oversight... We dread the red squiggly. We need the red squiggly. May the red squiggly always be just. (Possessive form of "Mindmup" isn't in the dictionary this box uses, by the way.)