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cfw-guide / dsi.cfw.guide

A complete Nintendo DSi homebrew guide, from stock to HiyaCFW.
https://dsi.cfw.guide/
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Slight typo fixed in FAQ #148

Open emir4169 opened 1 year ago

emir4169 commented 1 year ago

In the English FAQ "usable" is spelled "useable".

NightScript370 commented 1 year ago

I would not call this a typo, because this is simply an American vs European difference.

I think we should make it clear, though, which dialect of the English alphabet we're using.

Peter0x44 commented 1 year ago

Yeah, this is not a mistake and "useable" is a perfectly valid spelling. Not sure how you came to that conclusion when every source I can find on Google says otherwise. But, I think it is best we keep it to USA standard, maybe there are some other accidental UK spellings. I'll take a look for them.

lifehackerhansol commented 1 year ago

I think we should make it clear, though, which dialect of the English alphabet we're using.

So which dialect are we using? Your response to this PR makes it unclear.

AFellowSpeedrunner commented 10 months ago

Maybe adding localisation could help? Say if you select English (United Kingdom) it will save that to your cookies and display UK pronunciations meanwhile selecting others like English (United States) would save that to your cookies and display US pronunciations? For example, if UK is selected you would get the word colour instead of color and if US is selected it’s vice versa.

I know we have folders with locale names but I haven’t bothered to look through to see if we already have something like this but if we don’t, it’s an idea worth considering.