Make a choice! What a quick shift from being English to being American. This is not a professional look, and so early in the manual too. Tsk Tsk.
Whiplash!

Make a choice! What a quick shift from being English to being American. This is not a professional look, and so early in the manual too. Tsk Tsk.
Whiplash!

Theres loads of americanisms in coding like color and colour but I don’t think this can be changed
I don’t notice it….
Another eagle-eyed sighting, thanks @Suddenly_there! Fixed it.
You will likely see a mix between American and British english in the manuals, as it depends on who’s writing/updating the article.
We’ll try not to mix and match in the same paragraphs/articles though. ![]()
I promise I won’t say anything if I notice American/British identity shifts unless they are so close that they give me whiplash
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BTW, the change looks great. I’m glad you chose American spelling. I’m 1st generation American with a British father and I spent 7 years of my childhood in Canada. Switching back and forth between the two spelling systems has left me with a great deal of trauma.
Off now to explore the new website. Looks slick so far…
Do I get another
at least for spotting this dizzying Am/Brit English error
?