The grammar checking is impressive! Good work.

I suppose you’d want to get highlighted on WTC (Mark Ghosh’s place) and Lorelle’s and so on to increase visibility not only functionally, as a plugin, but especially for what it does on a strategic plane: it can dramatically improve the quality of content in a few mere clicks. Also, I guess a mention by Mr Automattic himself on his place couldn’t hurt, arguably with some proposition to fire up the Big Debate: should consistent grammar infractions and habitual spelling offenses aggravated by a wanton disregard of style be prosecuted as a felony or just a misdemeanor? And should those be shut down automatically by Lingotron – the stealth release of your plugin, which automatically reports flagrant and repeat offenses to a central repository; API is worked out as we speak – or is merely public mocking acceptable punishment?

I’m a linguist myself, so anything that helps beautify the blogscape is an imperative, making yours a must-have of course.

Seriously, great to see emphasis also on the linguistic quality of reading material, aside from the usual considerations of taxonomy, data modeling and so on. That’s why so many CMS (pardon my subsequent technical linguistic term here) suck – they overlook too often that content has to look good, emphatically also including tools for readability improvement. And I think it fits to have a combo spelling, style and grammar checking plugin sponsored by Automattic, focused as it is on providing a solid and efficient publishing platform – that already implies more eye for text rather than abstract “content.” Oh, I’m ranting again.

Thanks again for the plugin!