Many of the readers of this blog may know that I have dyslexia. I write regularly about my dyslexia on the www.myspellingsucks.com web site. The MySpellingSucks web site is unedited to show how I make spelling mistakes if I do not painstakingly review all written material. I’m sure if you are a regular reader of this blog then you probably have picked up on mistakes even though I do edit all my posts here.
The editing process for WordPress has always been difficult since there has not be a great spell checker. Well now there is. It is an incredible plugin called After the Deadline. It is very easy to use and works incredibly well. Also the data source for the spell check is in a central data base that the application accesses with and API key. This allows the application to learn from all users who have installed this plugin. If you blog using WordPress you need this plugin. You can learn more about it at Mashable in an article written by Adam Ostrow WordPress Maker Acquires a Better Spell Checking Tool.
