Dear Microsoft (and other guys who design software that can be used to write something):
Blog is a real word, just like bog or bloc or blot or blow or blob. So please add it to your esteemed dictionaries and stop harassing everyone with the wiggly red lines. Of course you can blame me for not “add to dictionary”ing the word, but then, what is a Friday with little restlessness 😉
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bog? bloc? I don’t use those words often. But I use ‘blog’ quite often. Why don’t these people issue dictionary updates as downloads from time to time? Why don’t all software makers use one standard dictionary file format which can be common for all software for a user, so if I update the dictionary in Word, then Indesign also accepts that words as valid? How difficult is it?
haha.. thats really funny. Nice catch.