"technopropisms"…are mistakes that the human eye might catch, but which survive such technical aids as spelling checkers.

A malapropism is an unintentional but ludicrous use of a word somewhat similar to the correct word, such as "Remember Pearl Island." The name comes from Mrs. Malaprop, who was prone to saying such phrases. Malapropism is a great word but doesn't quite work to describe what can happen when language and the tools of technology collide when using, for instance, spelling checkers. For that, I propose a new word: technopropism.