That’s a really good point, and is also how I see other similar apps like grammarly.
They can help highlight issues and it’s up to you to decide whether those really are issues or just personal stylistic choices.
I’m a user of both.
They can help highlight issues and it’s up to you to decide whether those really are issues or just personal stylistic choices.
I’m a user of both.
That's a great way to frame it. I find Grammarly useful, but grammar checkers will never be (human) language linters.