Cheddar or chedder?
August 14, 2002 | 
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Christina Wodtke’s article Mind your phraseology! is a great overview of controlled vocabulary.
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August 14, 2002 | 1 Comments
Christina Wodtke’s article Mind your phraseology! is a great overview of controlled vocabulary.
Filed under: IA and Usability
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1. Graham Keith said:
Not conclusive.
The home of Cheddar cheese is a town called Cheddar or Chedder in Somerset, England.
The most common spelling is ‘Cheddar’ but I have a receipt from the caves (August 2005) which clearly prints the name of the caves and the town as ‘Chedder’. The current AA map shows it as ‘Cheddar’. I will settle for ‘Cheddar’.
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