Package: scowl Version: 6-2 Severity: normal wbritish-* is wrong about "practice"
american-words.10: practice, practice's american-words.20: practiced, practices, practicing british-words.10: practise, practise's british-words.20: practised, practises, practising The British entry is wrong. I'm not familiar with how scowl generates the lists, but surely final/british-words.10 needs to include "practice", "practice's" (noun) and "practise" (verb). It must be wrong to include "practise's", certainly at level 10, probably at any level. Is it possible except in highly artificial sentences? "It is practise's misfortune to be a verb spelt differently from the related noun." [I suspect Canadian follows British English here, but I'm not sure.] >From scowl-6/README: "Great care has been taken so that that only one spelling for any particular word is included in the main list." Fine, but the principle needs to be applied correctly, a bit like: american-words.10 : check, checks british-words.10: check, checks, cheque, cheques -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]