Spellchecker for dyslectics

[James Richard Tyrer]

Ofer Chermesh wrote:
> Hi
> 
> My name is Ofer Chermesh and I establish a company named Ghotit 
> (www.Ghotit.com <http://www.ghotit.com/>) that develops different 
> internet services that helps dyslexics (5-17% of the population) to 
> perform better in their day to day activities.
> 
> For many reasons regular spellchecker don't work effectively with people 
> how suffers from dyslexia Ghotit first solution is an online context 
> sensitive spell checker that is capable to cope with severe spelling 
> mistakes and misused word for example Ghotit will offer a user that 
> spells "I will be happy to meat you at 8 o'clock" to change the word 
> meat to meet.
> 
> Ghotit received a good review at:
> 
> http://speedchange.blogspot.com/2008/02/ghotit.html
> 
> http://blog.buzvia.com/
> 
> In order to improve Ghotit performance we need to receive inputs from 
> people how know the problem.
> 
> I will be happy if you will be willing to ask people you know to take 
> Ghotit for a test drive and send me their inputs to 
> ofer.chermesh at gmail.com <mailto:ofer.chermesh at gmail.com>
> 
If this is a community project, I might help.  I think that I qualify as 
a dyslectic.

I was disappointed to see that you don't "support" the Safari browser. 
Actually, the problem is that your XHTML contains a lot of errors:

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A//www.ghotit.com/home.shtml

You need to support W3C standards, not browsers.

-- 
JRT