It would be nice to have a feature that kept us up to date on the activities of Tori Spelling and Kelsey Grammer.

Um, you spelled Grammar wrong.

I am very interested in your posting for internship during the summer vacation. I am a senior majoring in Industrial Engineering at Hongik University and expect to graduate next February. I believe my knowledge of Manufacture could be useful to your company.

Cytology, histology and cell physiology are the study of biology at the microscopic level.

Hear, Hear! As careful as I try to be, and I have been a good speller, I make typos. This would be a great addition!

as a gifted extemporaneous speaker.

She delivered an impromptu speech.

It seems to be a propitious time to accept their offer.

Because she has many inhibitions, she is often called an extroverted show-off.

I don't want any trouble with the grammar natzi but I know my past reviews would take a lot of redoing if I used a grammar checker.

What are you talking about? I don't need one, I'm a Grammar Nazi!

I will give thes one a low priority simple cuz many of the reviewer don't think it's the grammar that's important, but the substance. I suppooose some would dissssagreeee. Yes, I was just joking. With a review like that one it would take me forever to fix it. I may as well not be reviewing at all. Kidding aside, I think it's a good idea.

Most of you probably have noticed some mistakes that i make, so I say it wouldn't be a bad idea at all.

Let 'em use Websters or Wickipedia,they might learn something!

I think it would be helpful for the site. It would help with both: typos and clear spelling errors in reviews. I know that I am prone to typos as I type fairly fast and don't always have time to re-read a comment before hitting "submit". Might help me cut back on all of those troubles if it pointed them out for me beforehand...

Case in point: There is a weblist where you are asked to rate the restaurant "Bosten Market." Bosten? I rest my case your honor.

Periodic spelling mistakes are okay and quite acceptable. . .grammar? I've noticed enough mistakes made by 'grammar software' to not trust it completely. . .let this one go. . .let someone's honesty of expression shine through without spit and polish- that's the charm of this place. . .

As I've said many times before most of the time it is only by the grace of my handy dandy word processing program that I am able to spell/write and communicate coherently. For some reason, starting off in Word has a way of grounding me and unscrambling my brain and not only when it comes to automatically correcting words that I will forever be doomed to misspell on my own. It does occur to me though that, while this type feature is something available to many if not most people, it may not be available to all. Even if it was, it would be nice to have a feature on RIA that would not require multi-task mode. So, Im for adding it.

(And Solenoid LOL! Good one!)

I honestly don't care that much either way, but I do appreciate the irony of this listing (as Solenoid pointed out).

I can't function without spell checker. Help me!!!!!!

You could start by learning how to spell "grammar."

There are alot of people in the RIA community that are in dire need for this one. I am sure I am not immune to a typo here and there either lol.

Adding a spell/grammar checker would be a convenience, and this has been suggested before; however, it really isn't too much trouble to paste a draft comment into a word-processor (e.g. Word or WordPerfect) and edit prior to hitting the submit button. Given this ease, adding this enhancement should be a low priority when compared with most of the other more substantial suggestions on this list. (I assume we are trying to prioritize.)

We need it, beying bad spellurs and all...

Since I am not a human dictionary and I am a perfect typist, it would be nice to have a little help to keep the purists of does of us who are grammatically challenged. I know I spelled at least one word wrong in this rating.