Yeah, especially since enterprises often want to add their own writing rules (style guide)

Commenting just for informational purposes, but Grammarly also allows for this.

This isn't an endorsement. Just saying this isn't something that sets LT apart.

Do you mean self-hosting or style guide?

Hm, are you sure? Do you have an example?

Hi! I'm one of the developers behind LanguageTool (primarily working on the Chrome and Firefox extensions). Let us know what you think.

I'm using the open source LanguageTool for my spell checking service https://www.spellboy.com/check_spelling/ Unlike aspell and hunspell it is capable of finding grammar mistakes.

Hm. This is why we need a non-cloud based alternative to existing smart home hubs. Check our approach: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/protonet-zoe-start-your-s...

Thanks @antitamper for posting this.

If you've feedback concerning our product feel free to comment. The operating system behind our software is a heroku-like platform that allows for simple git push deployments: https://experimental-platform.github.io/

Disclaimer: I'm the co-founder of Protonet

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