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Urban renewal for Scots Wikipedie

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Category:Wrang uiss o Scots   {{wrang}}
Category:Pages that wis written by a body that's mither tongue isna Scots   {{fixscots}}
Category:Pages in English needin pittin ower intae Scots   {{noscots}} / {{Translation}}
Category:Pit ower intae Scots!   {{EnTaeSco}}
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Category:Pages with broken file links
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Category:Ill-formatted IPAc-en transclusions
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Category:Vague or ambiguous time   {{whan}}
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Nae Inglis sib

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Spellin conversion frae English WP tae Scots WP

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English WP needs to allow for the two spelling standards in the UK, plus the independent standards of Canada, and the standard of the US.
Scots does not need to emulate the confusion that exists in English.
English words as used in Scots should conform to a UK standard. (Cambridge or Oxford?)

Therefore, commonly occurring words found in English WP articles should move to a UK norm.
There may or may not be a difference between the UK English word and the Scots word.

railroad
railway [Sc. railwey]
tire (car)
tyre
check (money)
cheque
story (of a building)
storey
aluminum
aluminium
sulfur
sulphur
curb (of a street)
kerb
artifact
artefact
connection
[optional] connexion
center, etc.
centre
maneuver
manoeuvre
color, labor, neighbor, behavior, etc.
colour, labour, neighbour, behaviour
favorite, savory, etc.
favourite, savoury
mold, balk, etc.
mould, baulk
defense, license, etc.
defence, licence
ax, etc.
axe
catalog, etc.
catalogue
traveler, medalist, etc.
traveller, medallist
chili
chilli
program (non-computer use)
programme
practice (verb)
practise
organize, etc.
This is where Oxford differs from Cambridge.
analyze, etc.
There are two (?) positions here.

False analogy

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There are a small number of non-conforming derived words:

honorary
honorary, not honourary
humorist
humorist, not humourist

The incorrect form is sometimes used by writers striving to be hypercorrect.

Abbreviations

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The UK and North America follow different conventions for abbreviations.
In North America, a period (UK, full stop) follows any abbreviation:

Mister
Mr.
Missus (Mistress)
Mrs.
Saint
St.

The UK now uses a convention that has been in use in French for a very long time.
If the last letter of the abbreviation matches the last letter of the abbreviated word, no period is used. Otherwise, a period is added.
So, in French:

Monsieur
M.

but

Madame
Mme
Mademoiselle
Mlle

Hence, in the UK:

Mister
Mr
Missus
Mrs
Saint
St