Report incorrect suggestions
Please report proofreading issues and writing suggestions that you've faced with while using one of the WebSpellChecker products (e.g. WProofreader).

For your convenience, please use the below classification of issues: false negative, false positive, irrelevant suggestion.

If you have several cases to report, please complete the form as many times as needed.

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Original text. Copy and paste the original sentence or paragraph with the case. Highlight the issue(s) in bold.
(E.g. Helo! Please enter your text here and let WProofreader to check it.)
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Actual result. Accept the suggested corrections provided by WProofreader to the original text if any and paste the result.
(E.g. Hello! Please enter your text here and let WProofreader to check it.)
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Expected result. Write the correct sentence or text that meets your expectations.
(E.g. Hello! Please enter your text here and let WProofreader check it.)
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Comments. Provide an explanation of the case. If you use an on-premise product, also mention its exact version. This information will help us investigate the case faster.
(E.g. WProofreader doesn't detect a grammar issue in "let to check".)
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Language. Select a language which is used when you reproduce the case.
(E.g. AI-based English, American English, British English, etc.)
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Issue type. Define an issue category that you have spotted while using the product.
(E.g. Grammar)
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Issue classification. Define a case type that you have spotted while using the product.

False negative — there’s a writing issue, but the product doesn’t recognize it.
False positive — there’s no writing issue, but the product flags it.
Irrelevant suggestion – there’s a writing issue and the product recognizes it, but gives irrelevant suggestions.
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