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Subject:more on British v. American spelling. From:Ron D Rhodes <Ron_D_Rhodes -at- MAIL -dot- BANKONE -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 17 Oct 1997 08:13:16 -0400
Ralph,
You'll get no flames from me. I actually find this thread very
interesting. And, by the way, congratulations on your book.
In fact, I would very interested to learn what, if any, pet peeves the
British and Canadians have with the American writing style.
You can respond off line if you think such a response will draw fire.
Ron Rhodes
ron_d_rhodes -at- mail -dot- bankone -dot- com
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