This thread is devoted to discussion of Traditional Spelling Revised, one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. The author of the scheme, Stephen Linstead, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is devoted to discussion of Soundspel, one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. Mark Petersen, one of the co-authors, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is devoted to discussion of  RichSpel-Short, one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. The author of the scheme, Richard Kilner, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is devoted to discussion of RichSpel-Long, one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. The author of the scheme, Richard Kilner, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is devoted to discussion of Readscript , one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these six schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. The author of the scheme, J D Garcia, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is devoted to discussion of  Lytspel, one of the six schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission. The IESC participants will choose one of these six schemes as the preferred alternative to Traditional English Spelling following the second session of the IESC to be held later this year. The author of the scheme, Christian Siefkes, is happy to respond to queries and comments directed to this thread.

This thread is dedicated to discussion of the six alternative spelling schemes shortlisted by the Expert Commission for submission to the reconvened IESC. The names of these schemes and their texts will be made available shortly.

This category is for general comment on the International English Spelling Congress.