User talk:MeriamunAh

June 2020
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Please stop the spelling crusade
Hi. You seem to be changing a lot of -ize spellings to -ise. As you are not using edit summaries it is difficult to know your rationale. I would respectfully point out that these sorts of crusades often lead to trouble. The -ize form is a legitimate spelling in British English (BrE), so if you want to change it in an article you should use the edit summary to explain exactly why. Your not liking -ize, or having a mistaken belief that it is not BrE, for example, would not be an adequate reason. I might undo a few of yours as there is no rationale given and I am not sure I have the energy to try to guess what it was. I hope this helps, best wishes DBaK (talk) 08:35, 3 November 2020 (UTC)

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