Changed "replacable" to "replaceable" for consistency. "replacable" only appears in this one place, while "replaceable" appears elsewhere in various files (and is also the correct spelling).
The standard spelling seems to be "serialize" and "optimize", not "serialise" and "optimise"
grep -r "optimization" src/ | wc -l
16
grep -r "optimisation" src/ | wc -l
1
grep -r "serialize" src/ | wc -l
310
grep -r "serialise" src/ | wc -l
1
All right, one minute
Done
Note that "don't" is also misspelled in /src/leveldb/util/env_win.cc but I was unsure about editing leveldb, as it appears to be a dependency.
The standard spelling seems to be "reorganiz-", not "reorganis-"
grep -r "reorganiz" src/ | wc -l
11
grep -r "reorganis" src/ | wc -l
2
Not interested in an extremely long title listing every single file, that's what the "Files changed" tab is for
Done with finding typos with aspell for now
Please squash your commits according to https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#squashing-commits
All right
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Is it specified anywhere whether the project should establish a standard/style of US or International English?
No, and I think this is not something we can enforce. Most developers are non-native English speakers, so telling everyone that they use the wrong English would be distracting.
Though, having a non-enforced guideline, such as "Use this style of English" wouldn't hurt.