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Misc improvements to documentation
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_wordy_ stands ready as a simple alternative to these comprehensive tools,
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focusing narrowly on identifying potential problems that might otherwise
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be missed. To compensate for _wordy_’s bare-bones approach, it’s best used
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in concert with the literature on usage (Strunk and White, e.g.).
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be missed. To compensate for _wordy_’s bare-bones approach, it’s best used
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in concert with the [literature on usage][lit] (Strunk and White, e.g.).
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[lit]: http://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/english-usage
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## Requirements
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As instructed, press the enter key and it will disturb you no longer, at
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least until _wordy_ feels the urge to build again.
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## Commands
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## Using _wordy_
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You’ll use the commands that follow to enable _wordy_. To disable it and
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restore your previous spell environment, enter the command:
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:NoWordy
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```
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Use Vim’s _Normal_ mode commands for navigating misspelled words to
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navigate to those words flagged by _wordy_.
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* `]s` - Move to next misspelled word after the cursor.
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* `[s` - Like `]s` but search backwards
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### Weak and lazy usage
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```
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[Words To Avoid in Creative Writing][wa] - a brief guide to usage by writer Cary Morton
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[wg]: https://github.com/bnbeckwith/writegood-mode
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[wa]: http://darlingmionette.deviantart.com/art/Words-To-Avoid-152886782
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If you find this plugin useful, you may want to check out these others by
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