User talk:AidanPryde

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Additional Comments

• Thanks for the spelling fixes, Aidan! Much appreciated! Nicjansma 08:38, 22 November 2006 (CST)

Spelling

• Now, forgive me if they're wrong, but according to dictionary.com, both forms of guerilla are acceptable in American English. I know I changed it first, but my spell checker flagged it as wrong (using en-GB, FYI). The reason I'm bringing this up is that this could turn out to be a problem in future articles; inadvertently changing each other's spelling when they both conform to en-US is rather counter-productive. Perhaps we should work towards finding a decent en-US dictionary to share between Sarna members in the meantime? --Xoid 20:38, 15 December 2006 (CST)