TandaOP

This user honors Noah Webster
for saving the English language
from the Saxon hordes.

This user advocates the
logical and consistent reform
of English orthography.

-ize

This user spells the suffix -ize with a z, as is etymologically appropriate!

U.S.
spelling

This user prefers to use
American English spelling.

tough, though, through, thought

This user supports
English spelling reform.

abc

Ths usre haz verry goode spelng.

~~big words~~

This user opposes the use of ~~esoteric, abstruse and recondite~~ ^big words in Wikipedia articles when simple ones will do.

sax-en

This brooker wishes to cleanse English of needless fremd words.

~~you~~ one

This user knows that one should not use "you" in encyclopedia articles or other formal works.

This user is a native speaker of American English.

en-us
-ap-0

Thisere user doant unnerstan nary a word a Appalachian English.

This person is pretty good at speaking California English, but still says "Frisco" sometimes.

This user can't speak North-Central English worth a darn.

This here user has an intermediate understandin' of Southern American English, occasionally using "y'all" and at times even a "ain't".

This user is a meagre speaker of Australian English.

This user has an intermediate understanding of British English.

This user does not understand Scottish English

This user has a basic understanding of Canadian English.

This user does not understand Singlish (or understands it with difficulties, otherwise does not want to hear or speak it).

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