A platform that moulds to your needs

[PaulHoule]

https://xenodium.com/a-platform-that-moulds-to-your-needs

[abstractspoon]

'mold' not 'mould'

[gnabgib → abstractspoon]

Mould is the English spelling of the American word mold. It is used in all of the same contexts.

https://writingexplained.org/mold-vs-mould-difference

[CRConrad → gnabgib]

From that link:

> Since mould contains a U, like United Kingdom, you can easily keep these words straight in your mental vocabulary.

Yeah, great trick, and it works for all other 'o' / 'ou' words too!

Except... "United Kingdom" only contains a U to the exact same extent as does "United States".

[gnabgib → CRConrad]

Agreed, it's not a very helpful suggestion, is it? Do United Arab Emirates and Uganda also spell colour with a u?

[CRConrad → gnabgib]

No idea about either, but: Uganda would be helpful (and hey, Idi Amin did claim the title "King of Scotland!" :-) -- but the UAE wouldn't, for the exact same reason as the UK: The "U" there stands for the exact same "United" as in UK / US.

[CRConrad → CRConrad]

If only it were spelled "crouwn" or "courounation" in Britain, that would help! But, alas.