> No, I'm English. ;-) "Behaviour" is the English, but I don't recall > whether debian's default is English English or US English (is it > written anywhere? I found some very long -devel threads and some > short -doc ones which looked inconclusive), so I left it unmodified. I'm not sure about a written policy. I guess that the www team may have some unwritten policy. The D-I team uses US-style spelling, mostly for some kind of "historical" reasons and partly because we've been lazy enough to never track down USisms, change them to Oxford English and put a great pain on translators....or on us (if we try to unfuzzy translations). This might change in the future, especially if the debian-l10n-english people (I'm not sure that there are many of us....and probably not that many being native speakers) sets up such policy. Actually, MJ, you're in a very good position for this..:-) PS: I confirm the lack of controversy with Nicolas, we just disagree on a minor point.
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