Talk:Marrakech

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Can somebody please tell me the Wikipedia stance on British/American spellings? The latest edit here has changed Neighbourhoods to Neighborhoods. Not wanting to be petty, I haven't changed it back. 03/09/2006, Tomkeene

If the subject of the article has a natural affinity to one variety or the other, use that one. (ie write about an American citizen or city or battleship etc in American English). Otherwise, stick to the variety used by the first major contributor. Often, though I try to replace the word with a spelling-neutral one like district or quarter. ROGER ^TALK 08:30, 11 July 2007 (UTC)