Seems the results of the brainstorming session were reasonably minimal then…

But yes, I have an image and it suits my purposes very well indeed, thank you.

I take it from your silence that you accept points 1, 3, 4 and 5 are all valid points then? I’ll take 4 out of 5 any day.

Mr Graham complains about Chandila’s image but has he considered his own?

It has long been accepted that the spelling of “ise” or “ize” is a matter of choice.

The Oxford University Press, publishers of many dictionaries and books on the English language, and the Cambridge University Press, publishers of the Encyclopedia Britannica, use “ize”.

Even the Times Literary Supplement prints “ize” spelling not only in contributions from American writers, but throughout the entire magazine. And you will find that most company Web sites use “ize” spelling - though this is by no means a hard and fast rule.

You are just plain wrong on this James and does you no credit to get that petty.

The gf tells me that Inspector Morse hated ‘-ize’ so I suppose it boils down to which Oxfordian institution you prefer.

One might expect pro-European folk I suppose to warm to the more French “-ise” but that doesn’t make it any the more correct..:)

I’d be more worried that the photos on the inside of the site seem to be of a different guy to the photos on the splash page.