TOGGLE AUTOCORRECT | new setting!

[findouticly]

WHAT'S YOUR MINECRAFT USERNAME:
findouticly
WHAT'S THE TITLE OF YOUR SUGGESTION:
REMOVE AUTOCORRECT | new setting!

INTRODUCTION INTO THE SUGGESTION:
So you guys know how a lot of 'slang' words are automatically corrected? like:

Wanna to Want to
Gawd damn to God damn
KPD to Karakura Police Department

ect...

Well, I wanted to suggest adding a setting to /settings to disable the said auto-correct!

THE IDEA:

Not really much to talk about... Just a new option in /settings to disable or enable the autocorrect. It'd be automatically enabled, and people will be able to disable it for themselves whenever they want to!

HOW WILL THIS BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY:
Well, this will add the ability to disable the auto-correct, which will let people express themselves in 'slang' terms! Because saying Karakura Police Department in a conversation instead of KPD makes you sound like a nerrddd...

 

[ilovemyplane]

As I said before, yes. Please. I do NOT want my char that has a fucking heavy ass Kansai dialect sounding like he's your average Karakura born citizen thanks (+1)

 

[ethln]

+1

 

[kustomzero]

Instead of removing it what about having a toggle for it like /toggleautocorrect or something that way if people want to type with good grammar then they can have it on. And for those who want to type their own way of words w/o it autocorrecting then they can disable it

 

[findouticly]

Instead of removing it what about having a toggle for it like /toggleautocorrect

literally what i said..

 

[Leo_14]

+1

But change removal to a toggle

 

[findouticly]

But change removal to a toggle

you are the reason i put the subway surfers gameplay video there.

 

[kustomzero]

literally what i said..

my bad bro I was tired when I was reading ur suggestion

 

[wethecreature]

+1000000000


ur suggestions are always so good

 

[sapphic_spidy]

real... +1

if it doesn't auto capitalize then what is the point of auto correcting

i also have Qualms with how it won't send my messages if i put "..." in front of a word but that's neither here nor there