Polyglot or Poliglot

Many people who I talk with about the site are not native English speakers (well, for them learning English is going to become easier with Internet Polyglot). And after I tell them about the site I tell them what is the url of the site. OK, they say - I'll visit your site.

What was the surprise when some of them were calling me and asking 'where is your site? why is it not available?'. I am going to check and see that the site is fine, available and looks good. Only after multiple painful interactions I understood that many of those people type POLIGLOT with I instead of POLYGLOT with Y. Well, I had to go and register a new domain www.InternetPoliglot.com and redirect it to the main site.

Moral of the fable: Dear polyglotters! The word 'polyglot' is spelt with Y, not I. Not that I know for sure how to spell all English words. Not at all! Can you call yourself a fan of Internet Polyglot if you can't even spell it? Hardly!

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