 As a direct result of the agreement, "Matica srpska" and its Croatian counterpart "Matica hrvatska" published an orthography manual in 1960.Although widely praised by all levels of Serbian and Yugoslav party officials and intellectuals, the orthography was roundly criticized by Croatian intellectuals, who saw the work as too Serb-centric.Their criticisms stemmed mainly from an analysis of the case of larger differences between the two dialects, claiming that the dictionary favored the eastern variant of the language over the western one.