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Aalto article spelling
editReally sorry about leaving the message on the user page by accident. Anglo-American publications usually accept both US and UK spellings. The US spellings in Wikipedia don't bother me, but what does is when anyone systematically changes them one way of the other. --TTKK 05:54, 4 January 2007 (UTC)
- No problem about the message. Regarding the article, I did not realize it was British English that I was changing. I thought I was familiar enough with British spellings to avoid this sort of mishap. To avoid this from happening in the future, I have loaded a British English dictionary into my browser (I have also loaded Australian and Canadian English dictionaries for good measure). Bobby 07:54, 4 January 2007 (UTC)