 Contemporary editors choose not to make this difference explicit to the reader.If Latin Wikipedia users prefer, however, they can activate a gadget under user preferences that automatically displays "ae" and "oe" as ligatures on the pages, although the gadget converts all cases, independently of whether they are diphthongs or hiatuses.Latin Wikipedia, in common with the majority of modern printed Latin, does not require the marking of long vowels in words (in Latin textbooks this is usually done by adding a macron over a character, as for example, the e in "stēlla".)