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:I'm not sure if going through and changing this would be the best thing, as it may set a precedent to lead to other categories, articles etc being altered to a more 'middle ground' wording. | :I'm not sure if going through and changing this would be the best thing, as it may set a precedent to lead to other categories, articles etc being altered to a more 'middle ground' wording. | ||
:Using one term from one and another from another, just I think serves to confuse the issue. Wouldn't it perhaps just be better to have in the Sport category a definition of what that category does. | :Using one term from one and another from another, just I think serves to confuse the issue. Wouldn't it perhaps just be better to have in the Sport category a definition of what that category does. | ||
:There are several instances on this wiki where logical things may be taken out of context/ | :There are several instances on this wiki where logical things may be taken out of context/lead to misunderstandings. It's the nature of language there is going to be some misunderstandings, but clarifications usually help (we can always link on the page to the Wikipedia page [[Wikipedia:American and British English differences]]). I mean there are several misunderstandings that go through language between British and American English, rugby/football/soccer for example. Or fanny (means something different between US and UK, much to the amusement/offence of those in the UK). --[[User:Tangerineduel|Tangerineduel]] 14:36, March 12, 2010 (UTC) |
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