User talk:129.21.250.130

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"You have been processed! Go forth, now, and edit!" --Savok

Hey. Colour/colour, armour/armor, and all the others - this site uses either or both. There is no "correct", no "preferred". There can't be - it's not a British site, not an American site - so we accept both, and don't edit out either, even within the same article by a different spelling. If you want to add text, feel free to use your preferred spelling; if there's a link that needs to be added in, likewise. But if you see something pre-existing that doesn't use your spelling, the best you can do is add a redirect (as was recently done with "colour -> color". The alternative is to exclude and condemn half of our users - and we shouldn't go there. Readya later. --Albedo 18:09, 19 October 2009 (UTC)

This issue has been settled. This wiki uses the same approach as wikipedia. Regional spellings should be consistent within each article. The type used is the first type that is introduced into the article. VengefulDonut 23:46, 19 October 2009 (UTC)