Who is grammargramps?

When I write for my website, I make sure that I do my due research and provide accurate information on all the topics. I use sources like Oxford’s Learner Dictionaries and Cambridge Dictionary, as well as other authoritative educational platforms, to make sure my information is correct.

Sometimes, as I have a full-time job and a kid, I delegate some boring parts of the writing process to an AI tool while I keep an eye on it. For example, to do stuff like list examples in bullets or sort data into a table, etc. You might notice some of the tell-tale signs here and there. However, even when I use a tool like that, I make sure to check all the information. I don’t let it “take over.”

I always make sure that I at least write the initial parts of the guides and posts myself so that I can properly explain everything. I’m not cool with the fact that there is some “clanker” content here on my site and I intend to slowly replace it with my own words not so far in the future.

When I work for other folk, using AI is a big no-no unless they resolutely demand that I do so. You can probably understand my reservations in doing it for my own site.

But, given that I had to work very hard to design everything on this site, make all of the images, format all of the various pages, etc., I hope my readers can forgive the cringy AI clichés that they may find at times in the content.

Thanks a lot for reading!