When I created my site after setting up my account, I checked the site to see if it was up and running... and it was. But I noticed that whoever created the default "congratulations" page misspelled the word successfully not once, but twice! (He or she misspelled it as "sucessfully".)

Not a big deal, really. Just kind of unprofessional.

Some of the staff at Zymic are from the UK, and spell things differently, so that is most likely a UK spelling of it.

Wrong

It's just a mistake. Thanks for pointing those out, we'll fix in the new version.

Suprised Alex and he gang of merry spelling/grammar police haven't picked up on this. .

Jacob.

Thanks, I'm also surprised this had not been picked up sooner.

I'll correct it now.

Hmmmm, that is very fishy. I was told on the irc when I found that problem before and someone said that's how the UK's spell it.

Perhaps they were joking with you?

In any case, if it had been a British, Canadian, or Australian spelling, I would have probably already been aware of it. I have a keen eye for such differences between the various versions of English. (Although that doesn't stop my foreign friends from surprising me on occasion. )

Not to mention that most non-US spellings consist of more letters, not less. (e.g. wagon (US), vs. waggon (UK))