 In 1951, concerned parents primarily from the affluent western neighborhoods of Oslo organized the "parents' campaign against samnorsk" ("foreldreaksjonen mot samnorsk"), which in 1953 included "correcting" textbooks.In 1952, Øverland and Riksmålsforbundet published the so-called "blue list" that recommended more conservative orthography and forms than most of the 1938 reforms.This book established for the first time a real alternative standard in riksmål to legislated bokmål.