On Sun, 2026-01-18 at 12:20 +1100, Stephen Morris wrote:
but all that did was to send a mail to my
inbox from "[email protected] with a subject
of
"users post acknowledgment" (the last word in that subject is
actually misspelt)
It isn't. Acknowledgment and acknowledgement are both accepted,
like
judgement and judgment. British vs US English.
poc
Hi Patrick, that is interesting. I'm using an Australian database in
Thunderbird and that told me it should be spelt with the "e". I know
the
American and English spelling differences can be accepted, but I
thought
the spelling of that word was universal.
It isn't. See for example:
https://chambers.co.uk/search/?query=acknowledgment&title=21st
poc
Thanks Patrick, I checked that sight and it is indeed agreeing with what
you are saying, and as you are saying there are lots of situations where
American English and English differences are accepted. The issue I had
was the mail with that spelling was the first time I have ever seen that
word spelt without the "e".
regards,
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