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Spelling

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The differences between American and British spelling are minor. We have contributors from a number of backgrounds and we do not standardise spelling.

Non-Gender Specific Pronouns

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Language usage is something that people feel very strongly about, and we do get many emails about certain issues, so I am going to lay out the site's language policies on some issues here so that users know where they stand.

ESL & EFL Blacklists

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The TEFL Blacklist, set up by Sandy of TeflTrade, has been taken over by someone known as Inspector McHammered of the Lard, who has re-invigorated the site.

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