![[screenshot: Google's Did You Mean feature miscorrecting my grammar, badly]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhkcXxWTEJ1YPI9wrs4jxiRzgyPclfQSWB56AqGcmkV-1RJVRg_LgOhZupNIcISboL3CE3Yyw3uomOf7L9NAqzEdTaFoOjiGYVCPutjl5Qzo5zhU7xeC0TqeqSIsNSTQ7T6GET-TWoq0arRkJHQPdrbxK_AnVsOaCwza1pkXsUOZPG2AUza3DImC0eYAJa4/s971/didyoumean-badgrammar-google.png)
No, Google, I didn't meant that.
Can we please just stop trying to implement autocorrect features?
![[screenshot: Google's Did You Mean feature miscorrecting my grammar, badly]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhkcXxWTEJ1YPI9wrs4jxiRzgyPclfQSWB56AqGcmkV-1RJVRg_LgOhZupNIcISboL3CE3Yyw3uomOf7L9NAqzEdTaFoOjiGYVCPutjl5Qzo5zhU7xeC0TqeqSIsNSTQ7T6GET-TWoq0arRkJHQPdrbxK_AnVsOaCwza1pkXsUOZPG2AUza3DImC0eYAJa4/s280/didyoumean-badgrammar-google.png)
Computers aren't smart enough to correct a native speaker's grammar. Computers will probably never be smart enough to correct a native speaker's grammar, and when they try, it just makes things worse. Please, just STOP.
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