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Removed from the article the following text on alternative spellings.
Note: alternative spelling in English: Trubetzkoy (in Google: ca. 77000 "-ts-", 50000 "-tz-"; in Encyclopaedia Britannica: "ts")
Though it's appropriate to discuss the alternate spellings in the article, it's inappropriate to use Google as a source or report it in sentence-fragment form. --
Rbellin|
Talk01:35, 20 August 2006 (UTC)reply
Of course, you are absolutely right. I just wanted somebody to come up with an appropriate solution that would address this issue. As it is now, the name is with -tz- in the title and with -ts- throughout the text.
Fon14:23, 20 November 2006 (UTC)reply