It seems I have made a big mistake in my name Seilachan instead of Seileachan!! I joined as a bit of fun however fear (judging by the users of the forum) people may actually poke fun at me for my blunder. Does anyone know how to rectify the problem? Or will I just have to suffer the consequences?
My rudimentary and exceedingly rusty Gaelic suggests that Seileach would be better, assuming you mean native of Seil, as Seileachan would be plural. Or is it diminutive? I simply cannot remember now.
Unless of course you wish to be willowherb which is seileachan (seileach being willow, of course), in which case you would be correct.
Whatever you choose, I am sure the omnicompetent NickB will sort you out, although he appears to be away at the moment.
Thank you, I was actually meaning native of seil! Maybe it can be overlooked as, after many attempts at trying to change my name, I think I shall have to stay as seilachan!!
OK, Cheeky Girl (/Boy?), welcome to the site. And now that we've got all that teuchter-pedantry over, how about giving us a cheeky opinion about something interesting (and preferably not just about me being rude!). So far you sound quite earnest! Pòg mo thòin! KAPPPOOOOWWW!!
Seilachan instead of Seileachan!! 
I joined as a bit of fun however fear (judging by the users of the forum) people may actually poke fun at me for my blunder. Does anyone know how to rectify the problem? Or will I just have to suffer the consequences?
