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Is there a policy on spelling conventions? I naturally type in UK/Aus English, but perhaps we want to standardise/standardize on US spelling. | Is there a policy on spelling conventions? I naturally type in UK/Aus English, but perhaps we want to standardise/standardize on US spelling. | ||
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| + | : There isn't a standard policy on spelling that we've developed. I also naturally use standard English spelling, but I agree that US spelling makes sense given that most Australians, Englishmen, New Zealenders etc. have no trouble swapping between standard English and American English. But, let's not be too legalistic about it. We can all try and use American spelling, but if we forget here and there, that's okay. --[[User:Graham grove|Graham]] 13:16, 27 July 2009 (PDT) | ||
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Is there a policy on spelling conventions? I naturally type in UK/Aus English, but perhaps we want to standardise/standardize on US spelling. Matt 14:48, 25 July 2009 (PDT)
- There isn't a standard policy on spelling that we've developed. I also naturally use standard English spelling, but I agree that US spelling makes sense given that most Australians, Englishmen, New Zealenders etc. have no trouble swapping between standard English and American English. But, let's not be too legalistic about it. We can all try and use American spelling, but if we forget here and there, that's okay. --Graham 13:16, 27 July 2009 (PDT)