I know there's no easy answer, as there's no such thing as standardised international English, but what are people's thoughts on what we should use?
Is it best to pick one way of doing it and stick to it across all articles for continuity or should users create articles in their preferred English?
I've noticed a few of my articles have had words like colour changed to color for example. I prefer colour and using s inplace of z in words like rubberised. I would class this as British English and that it's debatably International English. However, if the majority of people would prefer a more Americanised version I would happily try and create my articles that way as I would prefer the continuity.
Is it worth laying down a standard?
Is it best to pick one way of doing it and stick to it across all articles for continuity or should users create articles in their preferred English?
I've noticed a few of my articles have had words like colour changed to color for example. I prefer colour and using s inplace of z in words like rubberised. I would class this as British English and that it's debatably International English. However, if the majority of people would prefer a more Americanised version I would happily try and create my articles that way as I would prefer the continuity.
Is it worth laying down a standard?