Thanks for the input on the regional spelling stuff. It's not something I'd really thought about before. I'm not personally put off by US English, even though it's not what I use personally.
I think we say "4,000+" and "almost 5,000" which isn't contradictory, but we should tidy that up, and it's a good prompt to do a check for consistency; I appreciate the pickup. This is our number of newsletter subscribers, not customers.
Asking questions is just one of the ways I learn the things I need to. I put the question out here because my Nostr connections are in a broad range of locations (not the only place I asked the question though).
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US English used abroad doesn't carry an air of pretentiousness. British English used in the US by non-Brits, does. Heavily. It's a fact of life.
If you have a gentle London accent you're extremely attractive here. It's wierd.
Never said asking questions was wrong. Asking the plebs here makes no sense and is a waste of time and brainpower. This is *no*t your customer base.
Of course you didn't address my Nostr accusations lol milksop