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[Niall O'Reilly]

On 4 Jul 2011, at 22:39, Brad Hards wrote:

> I was really trying to fix "adoped". The next line was just opportunity.

	Oops! I missed that.

>> 	That 'h' serves to disambiguate pronunciation,
>> 	and to reflect etymology.  Please keep it.
> I disagree (obviously) - I'd pronounce sync liked "sink" but "synch" like 
> "cinch".
> 
> Perhaps we could spare the extra letters and just use synchronised or 
> synchronized (depending on whether the rest of the document uses UK or US 
> English)?

	That would work for me, preferably with the "-z-".

	According to the Oxford I keep handy (as I would, on my side of
	the pond), which to use for UK/European English depends on the
	etymology rather than on the ill-founded notion that "-s-" is
	more "European" or "British".  Maybe it's an Oztralian (!) thing?

	Normative (?!) reference: 
	http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/synchronize

	ATB
	Niall O'Reilly