[ SECRET POST #5283 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5283 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

See, I'm British - but because I've been reading fanfics since I was 12 for the past 20 years and started out as a weeb in fandoms like Naruto and Yu-Gi-Oh!; I'm kind of use to the Americanized side of fics (like anything non-American with the exception of UK based media, but written into English for fics) - so much so that I've avoided British based media like Harry Potter and Sherlock when it comes to fanfics, and just write with American spelling/grammar when writing fics.

Of course I do read UK based books and write with regular UK spelling in irl - but when it comes to fandoms/fanfics I just switch over.
Yes I am aware how stupid this sounds.

[(Anonymous)]

That doesn't sound stupid.

I'm American but use British English when I write in UK fandoms. If I make an error and use an accidental Americanism I'm gracious about fixing it, since I'm not perfect at it or native, but I think it makes sense to do.

[tabaqui]

I grew up reading a lot of UK authors and so went to school spelling it 'colour' and such, and got dinged for it. Made me mad.

[rudehannibal]

I cannot stand writing the word "color" (I had to type it three times here rip) and I always use "colour" and such but I also call my mother "mum" sometimes which is apparently not done either??

[tabaqui]

Who knows!
My whole family grew up watching BBC stuff on public broadcasting, reading UK authors.... We call our mom 'Mum' quite often.

Fuckit - I'll do what I want! :D

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the opposite. I'm Canadian, but I long ago went, "Fukcing FINE, okay, have it your way!" about spelling things the American way, because the majority of the websites and even writing programs I used would give me the red squiggles for spelling things the Brit/Canadian way. Now I have to actively remind myself to switch back for things where it actually matters.

[tabaqui]

I told my stupid spellchecker to 'add to dictionary', heh. But I'm mostly in the American habit, now, anyway.