Talk:Fiber
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The definition of fibre is: a thread like strand
Fiber and fibre
Re "Fiber (American English) or fibre (British English)": I would prefer to see "Fiber (often spelt fibre)". 'British' English is not just British: it is used also in many countries apart from Britain or the UK, and I dont believe it is entirely closed to use of 'American' spellings.
True all commonwealth countries use the Fibre spelling. As far use of US spellings outside of america . . . just doesn't happen, i've never seen fibre spelt fiber anywhere except on the internet. SynthesiseD 14:26, 1 January 2007 (UTC)
Commonwealth
I don't know where people get the idea that outside America English is only used in the commonwealth. Ireland for example has the same spellings as the UK but is not in the commonwealth. The truth is that the international spelling is fibre and the american spelling is Fibre.
so what is the difference, in last line of the paragraph both spellings are same..
Correct Spelling
As far as I know, "Fibre" is used in more english-speaking countries than "Fiber". Wikipedia should not be Amero-centric and should reflect the more popular spelling. Therefore I think this page should be changed to Fibre. --75.130.54.14 (talk) 14:58, 8 July 2008 (UTC)
Bamboo Is Missing From "Natural Fibres" List
Bamboo is missing from the natural fibres list. Just thought I'd mention that.24.83.148.131 (talk) 11:44, 17 July 2008 (UTC)BeeCIer