I'm not seeing this consistently. After dismissing a tone check, I'm able to add some content to the paragraph and trigger a TextMatch check without re-activating the tone check. I can also add subjective (but not textmatch-triggering) content to a paragraph where I had previously dismissed a tone check, and in some cases it will re-activate a tone check.

I'm wondering if this was just a case where the content that matched a textmatch query was also identified as needing a tone revision?

In T410350#11402884, @medelius wrote:

I'm not seeing this consistently. After dismissing a tone check, I'm able to add some content to the paragraph and trigger a TextMatch check without re-activating the tone check. I can also add subjective (but not textmatch-triggering) content to a paragraph where I had previously dismissed a tone check, and in some cases it will re-activate a tone check.

Same here.

For reference:

• Text that caused Tone Check to activate:
  • "Cats are obviously the superior beings in any household, and anyone who thinks otherwise is simply mistaken. They move through the world with an elegance and self-respect that dogs (bless their chaotic hearts) can only dream of, and their selective affection feels like a hard-earned honor rather than a slobbery entitlement. A cat doesn’t beg for your attention—it permits you to admire it—and that quiet confidence is exactly what makes them so compelling. Frankly, the idea that cats are “aloof” is just a weak excuse from people who haven’t earned their trust, patience, or impeccable judgment."
• Text that caused TextMatchEditCheck to activate:
  • "white elephant"

In T410350#11530761, @ppelberg wrote:

In T410350#11402884, @medelius wrote:

I'm not seeing this consistently. After dismissing a tone check, I'm able to add some content to the paragraph and trigger a TextMatch check without re-activating the tone check. I can also add subjective (but not textmatch-triggering) content to a paragraph where I had previously dismissed a tone check, and in some cases it will re-activate a tone check.

Same here.

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For reference:

• Text that caused Tone Check to activate:
  • "Cats are obviously the superior beings in any household, and anyone who thinks otherwise is simply mistaken. They move through the world with an elegance and self-respect that dogs (bless their chaotic hearts) can only dream of, and their selective affection feels like a hard-earned honor rather than a slobbery entitlement. A cat doesn’t beg for your attention—it permits you to admire it—and that quiet confidence is exactly what makes them so compelling. Frankly, the idea that cats are “aloof” is just a weak excuse from people who haven’t earned their trust, patience, or impeccable judgment."
• Text that caused TextMatchEditCheck to activate:
  • "white elephant"

@medelius: Interesting, I am still seeing Tone Check getting re-activated even after dismissal, along with TextMatchEditCheck when I added the text "white elephant" to this paragraph.