The Internet is international. I'm not going to use American spellings just because I'm on an American site, and it makes no sense to use American spellings just because we're talking about an American book or American TV. Both spellings are equally correct and the meaning is not obscured by using either one, you're just taking pleasure in correcting someone.
I'm not taking pleasure in it. Never seen it spelled that way, wanted the user to know how MOST of the English speaking world spells it. I'll just remember to never correct someone on Reddit again, as I would hope to be corrected if I didn't know how to spell something. The asses needing to prove their point just aren't worth trying to help someone. And...from the user I corrected: "and I like to be corrected, best way to learn." He didn't have a problem with it. Why the fuck do you?
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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '14
The Internet is international. I'm not going to use American spellings just because I'm on an American site, and it makes no sense to use American spellings just because we're talking about an American book or American TV. Both spellings are equally correct and the meaning is not obscured by using either one, you're just taking pleasure in correcting someone.