   ==Anti AmericaniZation user box==  Very amusing! I'm not sure that Cagulus is advocating the use of american english though, perhaps some obscure celtic dialect! I think he is joking anyway. I recently contributed to a discussion about this issue on the Mary Wollstonecraft talk page. User Awadewit, whose efforts resulted in the promotion of the article to FA status, seems to be having a hard time accepting the consensus that biographies conform to the spelling of the subject's nationality. She believes that as she wrote the article it should stay in the american style, despite the guidelines being stated in order of importance; nationality taking precedence over the language of the original contributer. I do think that it is important that these guidelines are adhered to, especially for high profile featured articles. I know american editors would not tolerate 'corrections' to the spelling of american biographies. I think that Awadewit is being disrespectful to our culture and language by trying to impose her view and as an academic she ought to know better. Perhaps you might like to visit the talk page and put in your two pennies worth. Regards,   :Glad you like it! Having read the page I can see that this woman is not going to give in lightly. Since I would have no chance 'academically' against her I think I will call my friend who does English literature at university to see what they think... should I consider to delve in!    I plan on using it on my page.  Just to let you know you have an American supporter.  I certainly don't mind other uses of English!  I also do not (usually) find it difficult to detect other English spellings of words (i.e. vandalize, vandalise).  Cool template!  