AD> Yes. Would you accept if somebody will tell you that you own name must
 AD> be spelled not Felten, but Feuwltwen? In english.

   Don't be stupid. There's a big difference between a name and a place in
this respect, and you know it. But if someone told me that my home town
G”teborg was spelled Gothenburg in some places and Gothenburgh in other
places, I would accept both, as long as there is some kind of official
institute that says so.

 AD> PS. What's happened with Webster and Britannica? They are not credible
 AD> any longer? %-)

   Of course they are. They both list Bern as the correct spelling. There's
some ambiguity, caused by a certain country's well documented habit, of
always ignoring the rest of the world, and insisting that their way is the
only right way. What else is new?

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