There is a difference between British-English spelling and American-English spelling of words. E.g. Americans spell words in the following manner, like "Behavior" but British spell it as "Behaviour"... these are common examples. It just so happens that "grammar" is the American-English word but many British spell it as "grammer." But, I'm guessing that you knew that, right.
However, in my case, I think it was just a "typo."
And, I must admit that I sometimes confuse them when I'm dealing with different audiences. Thus, I NEVER claimed to be perfect, all the time, which is why I *try* to be considerate of their position; in this case he's not a native-english speaker, and everyone knows that my Italian is not worth mentioning either.
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Also, I'm NEVER trying to *Piss off* anyone, we just have to learn to deal with eachother in a more productive/non-combative manner. Seems to me as the ONLY language that many here *understand* is confrontational. Perhaps, you can help me change that?
....You ALWAYS have to piss of scenery dev's don't you? ....
Your statement is NOT correct; Mr. Martin Brunken at FlyTampa, never has a problem telling me things, never get upset easily if questions are asked, nor does he get combative over personality differences because he's a professional and understands that the customer may just be curious and/or need guidance.
Another example is Mr. Kok at Aerosoft ... and I can quote several others if you like. So, please, stop pointing fingures, about a conversation that really was between two people that you were not directly privy to; thank you.
Finally, my father was a linguistic professor with a PhD. in English and my mother is ethnically half-English... so, I was educated in both British/American-English, which were amoung my "mother-tongues" growing up. And, I was also exposed to Indian-English, Ozzy-English and many Europeans trying their best as well.
Also, to prevent this from turning into another *flaming war*; I'm not going to respond to any more *combative posts* in this thread.