The word processor is leading to a decay of the English language, and now we discover that the typewriter leads to a similar decay. Well, you can forget all that because the problem can be traced back much farther. So, papyrus started this long, slow tumble into chaos. I just thought this echo from the past brought a new perspective to the discussion. I do not believe that word-processors damage the quality of writing.
Good writing occurs only when the document is revised and reworked extensively.
If we write a document first with pen and then type it, we will get at least one chance to revise it. The problem is with those who create a document at the keyboard but never read or revise it. However, even revising a document once is not enough to gain high quality. This applies to software as well as to English, though few programmers seem to realize it. Report problems with the web pages to the maintainer .