British vs American English
Updates to Article Attributes
There are numerous spelling differences between British English (as spoken and written in the United Kingdom)and American English (as spoken and written in the United States), and, as stated elsewhere, we accept having a mix of British and American spelling on the site while preferring the British spelling for articles' titles and content in our continuous aim for uniformity. The choice of British or American English for casesis up to contributor preference, however, please ensure you stick to the same for the entire case.
Radiopaedia now automatically attempts to show users the correct spelling. This is based on your browser language setting. Additionally, your user profile settings include a language preference which over-rides the browser language setting.
Only a defined set of words will be translated and not all parts of the site will be affected.
-<p>There are numerous spelling differences between <strong>British</strong> <strong>English</strong> (as spoken and written in the United Kingdom)<strong> </strong>and<strong> American </strong><strong>English </strong>(as spoken and written in the United States), and, as stated <a href="/articles/spelling-and-punctuation">elsewhere</a>, we accept having a mix of British and American spelling on the site while preferring the British spelling for articles' titles and content in our continuous aim for uniformity. The choice of British or American English for cases<strong> </strong>is up to contributor preference, however please ensure you stick to the same for the entire case.</p>- +<p>There are numerous spelling differences between <strong>British</strong> <strong>English</strong> (as spoken and written in the United Kingdom)<strong> </strong>and<strong> American </strong><strong>English </strong>(as spoken and written in the United States), and, as stated <a href="/articles/spelling-and-punctuation">elsewhere</a>, we accept having a mix of British and American spelling on the site. The choice of British or American English for cases<strong> </strong>is up to contributor preference, however, please ensure you stick to the same for the entire case.</p><p>Radiopaedia now automatically attempts to show users the correct spelling. This is based on your browser language setting. Additionally, <a title="your user profile settings" href="/my/settings">your user profile settings</a> include a language preference which over-rides the browser language setting. </p><p>Only a defined set of words will be translated and not all parts of the site will be affected. </p>
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