Google Docs updates spell check lets pray they do not query Facebook users

By Dan Morrill on March 22, 2012

If you have ever read Failbook over at the wonderful I Can Haz Cheezeburger site then you will see a collection of grammar disasters as well as some unique spelling ideas for

common words we use every day. While the Google Docs team is very proud of enhancing their spell check to incorporate new words for trending bands or other items of interest, let’s pray they do not use Facebook as a source of wonderful spelling otherwise we are all in deep English language problems. How some of these people are allowed to graduate with the awesome L337 skillz, I dunt knew. In the meantime, here is some of my favorite Facebook fails when it comes to the use of wicked awesome speling skilz.

see more Failbook

Google Docs Now Gets Spell Check from Google Search (linearfix.wordpress.com)
Spell checking powered by the web (nextlevelofnews.com)

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Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged English language, facebook, Failbook, google, google docs, Spell checker, Spelling

Dan Morrill

Dan Morrill works in Interactive Media and Cloud delivery systems for Comics Forge as the COO. He has been blogging since 2003 covering different emerging technologies, management and information security. Dan works as a founding member of a number of startups, including Startup Academy International and Dead Tree Comics. His interests are in intellectual property protection, piracy, and information security as it applies to cloud computing. He also has a deep interest in media, mobile computing, and education.. His personal blog is here, his other pro-blog is here .