user157: Do we have a preference whether to use kamma or karma in the text of a question or answer? For instance this answer uses kamma and I haven't changed it during an edit. Should I edit it to karma which most 'just curious' users would be most familiar with?
More generally are we favouring certain languages (e.g. Sanskrit over Pali) in the text of a question/answer. Is this dependent on context perhaps. For instance Sutta might be more appropriate for Pali Canon related answers whereas Sutra might be appropriate for Mahayana answers.

user43: I'm in favor of Sanskrit as the more regular/formal of the two. Pali for me is like a vernacular version of Sanskrit, slightly mumbled and simplified.

157: <p>Do we have a preference whether to use kamma or karma in the text of a question or answer? For instance this <a href="https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/2369/157">answer</a> uses kamma and I haven't changed it during an edit. Should I edit it to karma which most 'just curious' users would be most familiar with?</p>

<p>More generally are we favouring certain languages (e.g. Sanskrit over Pali) in the text of a question/answer. Is this dependent on context perhaps. For instance Sutta might be more appropriate for Pali Canon related answers whereas Sutra might be appropriate for Mahayana answers.</p>
 43: <p>I'm in favor of Sanskrit as the more regular/formal of the two. Pali for me is like a vernacular version of Sanskrit, slightly mumbled and simplified.</p>
