Talk:Broth
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[edit] Recipes (removed)
Wikipedia is not a cookbook. That is what Wikibooks is for. In addition, Mr. Brown's recipes are copyright to him (for those in his cookbooks) or to Television Food Network (for those on his show,) so we can't publish them here.
I will try to expand the stub, but if anyone wants to get to it before me, broth has an interesting cultural and etymological history as a food and as medicine; contemporary prepared varieties and their various quality should also provide some good material. VermillionBird 00:11, 27 October 2005 (UTC)
Fair enough comment on copyright... Although the inclusion of the recipe was inspired by other topics, like Mayonnaise, where a standard recipe helps to define the food categorically.
[edit] Spelling
User:64.194.44.220 seems intent on starting up some kind of edit war here. Having found flavour and flavorful in the article I decided to make spelling consistant. I added a u to flavorful.
User:64.194.44.220 decided then to delete both us instead commenting "No need for the unnecessary u's that only make the article unnecessarily longer." God forbid that this stub be an extra two letters long. I reverted this suggesting that he come up with a better reason.
And what was his better reason "Revert: Is shorter and agrees with the flavor article." These are two reasons one better and one the same. Okay, good work, you've found a better reason, User:64.194.44.220, but can you do better still?
The length of the word has nothing to do with it. Neither has agreement with other articles. We have an article Metric metersticks nobody is jump up and down about the fact that the spelling disagrees with the Metre article. Spelling is to be consistant within but not necessarily between articles. I suggest User:64.194.44.220 read Wikipedia:Manual of Style. Jimp 20Dec05
- It's interesting that the first incarnation of the word in the article was "flavorful." Someone added the word "flavour," and you decided to make "flavorful" consistent with the later addition. Confiteordeo 04:21, 20 August 2006 (UTC)
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- That is interesting, yes. I never looked that far into the article's history. What's more interesting is that 64.194.44.220 completely missed this point. If he had brought it up, what could I do but graciously accept defeat? It doesn't matter either way now becuase the words are gone. Jimp 06:06, 12 October 2006 (UTC)