As a follow up to SP1814's question

[Oneeyedvic]

Check out this site: http://readingtest.sytes.org/

[sp1814]

Yep...it works.

I translated a question on the Food & Drink stream and it came out as:

My fernid, who is vtigeaearn, has jsut decesrvoid taht the emynze rneinn, uesd in cldunrig cesehe at muafcnartue, is an etcxrat form the liinng of claf's satcmoh. Nlseedes to say, she has sepotpd eniatg csheee on haienrg tihs. Are terhe csehees aallvbiae wrhee no aianml erxactt is uesd in the mnafcuritnaug pcesros?

Which is perfectly readable!

[jno]

up to a point... rneinn and cldunrig had me thinking a while, along with some of the other longer words . I think they have to be fairly common words to be instantly legible.

[China Doll]

Clicking on this with a hangover was a mistake.

Slopes off to find more paracetamol

[stonekicker]

why not just write in good old fahioned english? saves everyone the trouble...and china doll a worsening of self inflicted illness!