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>> Spell checkers are only as good as good as what we program into them.
>> Would your spell checker accept molluscs or mollusks?

Amen!! Like dictionaries...

The modern way seems to be following the German lead (written
language, that is, certainly not cars!). It is a way of avoiding
ambiguity; when two words are used for a term, without hyphenation, it
is often unclear which words go together. Joining the words
German-style avoids this problem.

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