Team
Due to different backgrounds, I notice that some of you use English spellings, and some use American spellings. For example, Singaporeans use "practizing" instad of "practicing"
There is really nothing wrong.
However, considering if TBF will publish books for us, it will look quite funny and unprofessional to have different versions of spellings throughout the books.
I would like to make American spelling the standard, since TBF is in USA, they probably will ask an American publisher to publsih books.
Translator, Editor, and Proofreader, please set your spelling to American dictionary.
I will include it as part of our standard in a few days if no objection from you.
Mimosa
Due to different backgrounds, I notice that some of you use English spellings, and some use American spellings. For example, Singaporeans use "practizing" instad of "practicing"
There is really nothing wrong.
However, considering if TBF will publish books for us, it will look quite funny and unprofessional to have different versions of spellings throughout the books.
I would like to make American spelling the standard, since TBF is in USA, they probably will ask an American publisher to publsih books.
Translator, Editor, and Proofreader, please set your spelling to American dictionary.
I will include it as part of our standard in a few days if no objection from you.
Mimosa