oiticica-spelling

To fix spelling errors without altering meaning, isolate orthographic faults from word-choice or grammar issues using a principle-first structure. This ensures revisions correct only spelling while preserving the author's intended meaning and style.

Check American or British spelling consistency by applying a specified project convention to your text review. Use an objective pass/fail rubric with at least two explicit checks to validate repairs under your chosen regional orthography standard.

Separate spelling faults from grammar issues by enforcing a strict separation of concerns during review. Distinguish orthographic errors like capitalization and apostrophes from word-choice defects so repairs do not accidentally normalize proper nouns or alter meaning.

Yes, you can use an objective rubric to validate spelling corrections by requiring at least two explicit pass/fail checks. The system refuses to pass a review when grammar or meaning correctness is implicated, ensuring safe orthographic repairs.

You should not use an orthography-first approach when your text requires broader grammar, style, or word-choice revisions beyond spelling. This method strictly isolates spelling faults and refuses to pass if underlying grammar or meaning correctness issues are present.