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I, half Durham-ish, have never heard the term Pitmatic used to describe the dialect and accent. In general, the dialect is known as "Durham dialect" by speakers and speakers of surrounding dialects such as Mackem. I will add a name for it in the article, however I would like a source for why Pitmatic is an endonym/exonym. Mr anonymous username (talk) 20:33, 17 October 2020 (UTC)Reply
Short description: proposal for more informative wording
