"Sent Back"

[onehitwanda]

seems Grammarly is feeling the heat: https://www.grammarly.com/authorship

 

[EmilyMiller]

seems Grammarly is feeling the heat: https://www.grammarly.com/authorship

I don’t always take any notice of what humans suggest to me, let alone mindless statistical inference engines…

 

[onehitwanda]

I don’t always take any notice of what humans suggest to me, let alone mindless statistical inference engines…

Soon you will join me in preemptively hating all humans because it saves time...

Also, the ULA has decided that this thread needs to be derailed.

 

[EmilyMiller]

Soon you will join me in preemptively hating all humans because it saves time...

Also, the ULA has decided that this thread needs to be derailed.

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And the prize for GIF most used by a famous writer of erotica goes to…

I could keep pulling on the strings until it created a black hole without any other discernible result

 

[lasoldier]

I also got hit with the blank bullet point rejection. An image so you can all see it for yourself:

I guess I'll send a note...but man, I'm tired.

 

[MartaMaine]

It won’t be for spelling. Grammarly has now incorporated an LLM (aka genAI). Using it for spelling and grammar is fine, many authors do. But accepting any suggestions it makes as to how to reword your sentences leaves you wide open to the risk of AI-based rejection as it’s using AI to make those suggestions. Whatever Lit uses seems very sensitive to Grammarly-generated text.

Thanks Emily. I've resubmitted my story with a note stating that Grammarly has only been used for spelling and grammar checks. Suggestions for rewording are ignored.

Strange thing is that I've been using Grammarly in this way for years. In fact, I uploaded a story to Lit a couple of weeks ago without issue.