Is Google "Americanising" spelling on the web?

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Is Google "Americanising" spelling on the web?

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03-08-2007	#1 (permalink)
today Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 59 Rep Power: 0	Is Google "Americanising" spelling on the web? We all know that if you go to Google and you misspell a word, most of the time it will "spell-check" it for you. But, it seems that it goes by American English all the time. For example, if you go to google.co.uk or google.ca and type "rumors" - it will not try to correct you, where if you type "rumours" in google.com - it will. I was just wondering if anyone ever took a note of this.

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