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On Cooking, I sometimes run into comprehension issues as food is labelled differently around the world. One recent example for this is ground beef and minced meat which both essentially mean the sa...
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Zerotime
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2020-07-24T06:10:50Z (over 4 years ago)
Should tags be written in American or in British English?
On Cooking, I sometimes run into comprehension issues as food is labelled differently around the world. One recent example for this is ground beef and minced meat which both essentially mean the same, however, the first one is used primarily in American English and the second one in British English. These small comprehension issues are easily sorted out in the comments but I thought about tags where you don't have the opportunity to discuss their meanings. Should these be written in American English or in British English? Should American and British English tags coexist peacefully alongside? What about synonyms? Especially on Cooking, it would be helpful to find the right tag if you search for both ground beef and minced meat.