What Does Your Grammarly Say About You?

And What’s Your Other Go-To Editing Tool?

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I was on my way to writing a new story and suddenly an email notification popped up.

It says, Reveal your 2024 writing personality 👀.

Well, I can’t recall when I subscribed to this marketing campaign. But it seems like it’s emailing everyone regardless.

It also came to my browser extension.

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This made me curious, so I started digging more to learn something behind the campaign besides mere ego boosters.

If you’re curious, I list all 12 styles according to Grammarly: Director, Sage, Detective, MVP, Inventor, Technician, Jack-of-All-Trades, Coach, Catalyst, Wunderkind, Chameleon and Dynamo.

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I can say it’s fun to be validated for once. I’m happy to take it because it sparks a little writing spirit.

Such a nice reminder to use the app more, I guess?

The truth is, I don’t rely only on Grammarly for my writing. And it probably knows.

From my experience writing with the extension, oftentimes it sucks the voice out of my story. But in the end, it’s a matter of preference.

For me, running my text through Grammarly, Hemingway App and Quillbot helps me better than relying only on one of them.

If you’re looking for basic, versatile and easily accessible suggestions, Grammarly wins big time.

If you’re looking for another perspective or setting the bar slightly higher, you can put some other apps to the test.

Thank you, Grammarly, for the affirmation. You just gave me something to write about.

By the way, what does Grammarly say about you?

Besides Grammarly, what’s your other go-to editing tool?

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