Len O.
Grammarly monitors content and regulates what you write.
I would give it a 3.5 rating if I could, for its technical ability to improve grammar and the reading flow, which is great for corporates and students. But they monitor and regulate assistance if you’re writing a story with graphic content. I’m writing a story about the violent history and ongoing crime in South Africa, which is true. Let’s get real; it’s not nice, but a story that must be told - like any reporting about the slaughter of innocent people, be it Israel, Palestine or any other country. If their algorithm deems writing inappropriate, a message: “Can’t help with this text. Grammarly assistance is unavailable because the text may contain sensitive content. Try with different text.” pops up. I emailed them about this and explained what I’m writing about with examples. I was pointed in the direction of their policies and all of that. The software is still useful, but please be aware that they’re regulating and restricting you - it’s their right, but not clearly explained before you commit for a year. ChatGPT expresses that their policies may be violated, but they give you the benefit of the doubt - that’s fair. 11 Labs is great - I feel like a grown-up working with them. (Grammarly assisted with writing this review.)


