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Poland introduces biggest changes to spelling in almost a century
(notesfrompoland.com)
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Yeah, it's mostly fluff. It seems the RJP was aiming for consistency.
(I never understood this obsession with Capital Letters on Demonyms, though. Not just in Polish, but in German and English too. It doesn't really aid reading, does it?)