Talk:Egg War

AmE vs BrE
I changed "flavour" to "flavor". My rationale, eventhough the manual of style indicates that the article should retain the original variant, was that that is but one of two concerns, the other being consistency within the article. The article uses "Common Murre" (eventhough the redirect to Common Guillemot is avoided in the link), which is the American name. What won the tossup for me was that the article discusses an event that occurred exclusively among U.S. companies, and the relatively common argument that articles about the US should US spellings and British (or Australian or whatever) articles should use British spellings. Tom e rtalk 16:38, 22 January 2006 (UTC)

School warrant
Unfortunately, there is no Wikipedia article for this term and I can't a definition on the Internet. I presume that it is a government-issued financial warrant, but I am unsure where the "school" part comes in. Can this be made more clear in the article? Thanks, GentlemanGhost (talk) 23:08, 2 July 2008 (UTC)