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searching for it from scratch (as opposed to linking from another page). The modern convention in atlases, however, is generally to use the local/official name, even when the atlas is otherwise in
English. This is a matter of courtesy and respect to the local population. The same logic probably applies to newspapers. On the other hand, over the long history of the place, and especially during its pre-World War I heyday, its official name was generally Karlsbad, and that transferred over to English as Carlsbad. I'd say that is still the preferred English usage. Most Americans probably haven't heard of the town in either form, but those who have are much more liklely to recognize Carlsbad. The same is likely true of other native English peakers. As someone else pointed out, it also makes more etymolgical sense in terms of an English speaker being able to decipher the meaning of the name. Following the Knowledge (XXG) rule, the English article should be entitled "Carlsbad." That said, since Knowledge (XXG) is very good at identifying alternatives and shunting readers to the article they actually want, it's probably no great problem if someone typing "Carlsbad" in the search box ends up at Karlovy Vary.
3019:@Balcer: What would be the problem if a town, region or person were included in more than one project? You were the one who had the good idea of including Karlovy Vary in the Germany project. You must have had reasons for doing so. I take it that they run along this line: Karlovy Vary is a town with both Austro-German and Czech roots. Therefore, why not include it in both projects. These projects do not put a stamp on articles that says: "The subject of this article rightfully belongs to Germany (or the Czech Republic) and nowhere else". It is simply a means of identifying articles that are "related to" this country. No nationalism involved, no revisionism, nothing. Along come some people with a vivid imagination who think there might be nationalists misinterpreting these country tags. But, I ask you, so what? Will that in any way change the content of the article? I am still confident that the majority of users are sensible persons and not nationalists.
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town's history being shared by two countries. If you put a China tag to the article about my home town, my only reaction would be to wonder what in the world may be the relation between
Frankfurt (Germany) and China. And I would be glad to know that there were people in China who devote time and efforts to the improvement of the article on Frankfurt. But, obviously, Karlovy Vary is in this aspect different from Frankfurt. Obviously there are people who want it all to themselves: The town, the article and the town's history. People who have denied that Karlovy Vary was in any way "related to", as the project tag claims, Germany, just because it happened to be populated by Germans for a few centuries.
3510:(ref 2 in the article) mentions nothing of russian mob using real estate to launder money, or about creating an airport. All the article mentions is that the major requested an investigation and report by the interior ministor. I propose deleting the text block about the mafia building their own airport to run flights to moscow and back. Since the article is from Jan 2005 (!!) I think if this is true surely a more recent source can be found with the results of any such report (or ANY such source) if people want this airport story to stay in the wiki. Will give it a few days for someone to find a new source before deleting/rewording the paragraph
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to be included under various pretexts, since it is so vague and open to interpretation. This will not make editing
Knowledge (XXG) any easier, but may attract various nationalists pushing their agendas. Let's face it: some people may get a big kick out of puting German flags (very prominent in project tags) on the talk pages of articles about Polish towns, some others might enjoy doing the reverse, putting Polish and Russian flags on talk pages of articles about German towns. This looks like a silly and mean-spirited tactic, but some people will enjoy engaging in it, with all the disruption that will cause. Let's not give them the opportunity.
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extended period of history. Again, its not about claiming the place for one country or the other, but making a clear invitation to potentially interested editors to improve the article based on their knowledge, experience, and resources. The broader approach can provide necessary context and help manage POV problems. It seems ironic that the historical problem, if you will, is being re-fought in an open source encyclopedia. Nobody is trying to colonize the Czech
Republic by way of Knowledge (XXG). Its about people sharing knowledge. Nationalists will end up being eaten by other editors as part of the process. ;)
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Nationalists (yes, they do exist) will see to it, sadly enough. Net result: sure a few articles might be improved by someone stumbling upon them from browsing through
Project Germany, but the number will be small. I have been around Knowledge (XXG) since 2004 and made over 10,000 edits, but I can hardly recall every using any Project to guide me in what to edit. There are countless ways on Knowledge (XXG) to locate articles one is interested it and could contribute to, without relying on projects, especially Project Germany which with this proposal would anyway grow so huge as to become almost useless.
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e.g. WPP German
History or German Culture if such projects would appear in the future. And then it will be no problem with that as it is much less controversial solution and also fair, as many towns e.g. in Sudetenland were and are strongly influenced by German culture, architecture etc. (it is not a matter of pertinence to same state). In the same way it would be correct to tag Armenian villages in Turkey with WPP Armenian culture, Danish municipalities in Germany with WPP Danish culture and Polish municipalities in the Czech Republic with WPP Polish culture. Regards. -
2836:: "While the present location of any town cannot be disputed, one could talk endlessly about the degree to which a given town must be impacted by another country's culture to be included in that country's project. More pessimistically, I could easily imagine various nationalists sticking the project tag of their nation all over the place under various pretexts. So overall, while project tags are mostly harmless, why not be on the safe side, avoid controversy, and use only the tag for the country where the town is presently located."
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it. We will have rancor, controversy, and discussions like this one repeated on countless talk pages. This will happen not because these non-German
Wikipedians are nationalists, but simply because in nearly every country in Europe the relationship to Germany is, so say the least, delicate. Many of these people will see the flag planting as a deliberate attempt to stake a claim, even if only in the virtual reality of Knowledge (XXG) space, that these towns and villages are somehow German. Most of them will not take kindly to it.
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2452:" - really? Most English language texts from the last fifty years call it Karlovy Vary - I would expect most English speakers nowadays would be unaware it had another name. We should be using what English speaker are reading elsewhere; every major English-language encyclopaedia uses Karlovy Vary, are we writing for a different audience? Usage is the important factor per Knowledge (XXG) policy, not speculation about etymology or vague presumption of preference.
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majourity of Native
Speakers, though) and... how many non-native English speakers exist on these days? Applying relativity we could say that "the majourity of English speakers" is not even native-English speaking, or at least so they say will be one day. But well, that's not the point, the point is that, even if it's more wikipedian to name it "Carlsbad" it's perhaps, in my view, a bit misinforming due to the present situation of the official name of the city.
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was materially affected by the attempt to create first a united
Germany and later a Greater Germany and its character was changed as a result of the the expulsion of Germans from the Sudetenland after WWII. Today the place is Czech. Editors from both projects could make useful contributions towards creating a better article. In this case tagging it as part of the Germany project simply draws editors knowledgeable about that aspect of the city's history.
4130:. Nobody has mentioned in this discussion yet that all English-language media in the Czech Republic refers to the city as Karlovy Vary. In fact, all Czech cities are called by their Czech names except for Prague. Some here have cited English versions of Czech sites made by people who don't speak English well, but these are professional English-language journalists in the country. They include the country's only English newspaper (that I'm aware of)
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3386:, where a significant number of German prisoners were held during WWII, part of Wikiproject Germany, simply because there may well be editors who are part of WP:Germany who could add useful material and an interesting, non-Canadian, non-Allied perspective - enriching the article in the process. Its all about the context of the thing, not about planting a German flag in northern Ontario or Alberta.
2770:"Related to Germany" is clear to me. This WikiProject can include articles on eg. Namibia, South Tyrol, Albert Einstein or Theodor Herzl. It can also include Gdansk, Prague or Pozuzo, Peru. On the other hand it should not include Italy or France as countries. Were there articles on the history of Italy as part of the Holy Roman Empire, those could be tagged by the Germany Project.
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a possible meaning of the name, (which in my view nonetheless would make it perhaps more interesting to discover the reasons of that name, or would at least broaden their knowledge by letting them know "Carlsbad" or "Charlesbath" in a different language and which besides is official) while "Carlsbad" does give them a closer clue as it is directly tied with their native language.
2459:" - this is also incorrect. The overwhelming majority of English-language atlases will use Munich, Prague, Rome, Warsaw and Moscow. These are not their local names, and it is telling that these same atlases will use Karlovy Vary, Koblenz and Trento - all places which also have English exonyms, but which have fallen into relative disuse in English compared with the endonym.
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simply
Germany and Czechoslovakia share some history – that's fairly obvious. Including the city as part of both projects is legitimate as it acknowledges this shared history and helps create an appropriate context for understanding. Tagging Kingjeff with a 3RR violation over this was a pretty cheap shot and a poor man's way out of a proper debate over the issue. Tsk!
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is (and yes, some will claim occupation by the Wehrmacht for a few years as a valid connection). In short, logic says that the only way to avoid a proliferation of project tags is to have clear rules for which tags can be included. The only such clear rule that we can all agree on is: use current country as project inclusion criterion.
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apply to the present reality. Like making "an official international name" This is just what I would personally like.. Besides... perhaps it would also avoid ambiguity when referring to other "Carlsbad"s Native English Speakrs might know or find in their Nations or other more germanic nations (to which Carlsbad suits better).
2498:) thought it fit to include this article in the WikiProject Germany. As This Wikiproject is not about contemporary German towns or regions but on topics that are related to Germany, anybody who removes the tag will at least need to give reasons. Otherwise the removal must be regarded as an act of vandalism.
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As to the Potsdam Agreement, the text makes plain that "(the parties) agree that any transfers that take place should be effected in an orderly and humane manner." As we should all know, in the event many thousands died on the march. It is therefore simply not correct to state that the expulsion took
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article and consider just what a wikiproject is. An article can bear a number of tags and in this particular instance German and Czech tags look to be those that would most likely bring together editors with the knowledge or resources to make useful contributions to shaping the article. Who currently
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As I mentioned before, I bet if one tried hard enough, one could identify a shared history between any city/country pair in Europe. If we allow arbitrarily defined "shared history" we get: 1. proliferation of projects, with each page tagged with literally dozens of tags, making the whole idea behind
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The exclusion of Vienna is a rather weak argument for not including Carlsbad in the German Wiki project. Whether or not Carlsberg is tagged that way should be able to stand on its own merits. There is enough room for the article to be included as part of both the Czech and German wiki projects. Quite
3091:
If you are in any way interested in continuing this discussion, I suggest that we do it in the relative privacy of one of our user pages. Please believe me that I am very far from being a nationalist and that I want to understand your point of view, as you are arguing (as opposed to some others here)
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Personally I think that in this particular case it would be better to make people acustomed to call this city Karlovy Vary because it's its actual name, the name by which most people know it regardless of nationality and in my view it would be good to foment the disuse of a nomenclature that does not
2218:
Yes, because Britannica is never, ever wrong. If Britannica says something to be true, then there is absolutely no possibility that anything else may actually, in fact, be true. I could point out, of course, that Carlsbad is linguistically much more similar to what it would be in English ('Carlsbath'
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first issued on May 20 1570 in Flanders, the base maps for Bohemia are surely from 15th-16th centrury, its one of the most precious map books in possession of Library of Congress in Washington, DC. The point is that it is a Latin map, not German or Czech local map. So it is a good support of my claim
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I opposed changing the name of this entry to Carlsbad/Karlsbad. I was backpacking in the Czech Republic earlier this year and every map or guidebook in english (i.e. when Prague = Prague and not Praha) had this town listed as Karlovy Vary. Local tour guides and info. desks had this referred to this
3431:
I am realizing more and more that the whole idea of projects, while well meant, has been put on Knowledge (XXG) rather hastily, without any rules on what the scope of a project should be, and how many articles it may contain before it ceases to have any practical use. I think this discussion should
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Your examples don't wash. The conflict between the emerging nation states of Germany and Czechoslovakia is central to the history of the region (Sudetenland) that includes Carlsbad - its not a question of "trying hard enough". For a substantial part of its history Carlsbad was a "German" city and it
3087:
You misunderstand me completely. What makes you think so? The opposite is the case: From what you write it would appear that for you project tags are not just innocent tools to make collaboration among Wikipedians easier, but something much more. You want the German Project tag to be removed because
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who included this town (and some others) in Germany project. He has since backtracked on the idea, once I explained my reasoning to him. Let me again restate it: if the criterion for inclusion in a project is that a town is "related to" another country, this criterion will allow any number of tags
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So... it's just matter to decide what is more important: Attaching to wikipedian rules or putting the oficial information over wikipedia's rules forcing English speakers to call Karlovy Vary what probably they know as "Carlsbad" and to keep in mind its name, although they might know it as so, is not
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Here has been stated that "Carlsbad" is not only the name by which ost English speakers know Karlovy Vary, but accurately, it is closer to what it would mean in English both phonetically and grammatically i.e. to most English Speakers "Karlovy Vary" doesn't even give a clue to English speakers about
2100:
I don't need to; you have already proved that you are both not above personal attacks, and that you are not willing to work with other editors; you only wish to push your own biased view of history, and if someone disagrees, you instantly begin to attack them; that is not an attitude that is welcome
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All I am doing is stating what I know, and stating facts from my experience. If they choose not to believe me because I am an "uncredible self-proclaimed German nationalist with bias literally dripping from me", then I really don't have much choice in the matter; this is the same problem that I have
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English is a Germanic language, related to Dutch, Friese, and German. There is a reason why city names such as 'Carlsbad', 'Stettin', 'Breslau', etc, are FAR easier for us native English speakers to pronounce and spell than city names like 'Karlovy Vary', 'Wroclaw', 'Sczecezcezceczin'... simply put,
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Now, compared to these small benefits, the cost will be the hundreds of rather annoyed Wikipedians from all around Europe, who will all wake up one morning and see a bright shiny German flag planted on the talk page of their home town. Given the heated discussion here, they will not take kindly to
3356:
Well, I'd characterise that sort of assumption as being offbase. Sure, the area was literally part of Germany for only a brief period. To claim that a city which was clearly culturally German for a much longer period than eight years is disingenuous and is an excessively narrow interpretation of an
3303:
My input. I think it should be possible to tag places with various project tags as nothing is black and white but (as we discussed with Balcer earlier) for now it would be better to include only tag of a country which currently administers such place. Cities such as Karlovy Vary should be tagged by
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connection with country B, it follows that since we have no criterion at all for establishing what a valid connection is, all connections are permitted. Result: the problems I described above will be unavoidable, as different Wikipedians will have different ideas of what a strong enough connection
2971:
My logic is just fine. Here it is, presented in a more formal way: a town located in country A can be included in the Project Country A, the clear and indisputable criterion for inclusion being the current geographical location. However, if we allow including the town in Project Country B because
2850:. Would you want to remove the "Czech Republic" tag? To the best of my knowledge, the Czech Republik did not come into existence until many decades after Kafka's death. Would you want to remove the "Austria" tag because it might contain an implicit nationalist claim that Prague was an Austrian city?
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So it's matter of deciding wether to attach to Knowledge (XXG)'s rules by attaching strictly to naming conventions giving priority perhaps to a "dogmatic" edition of wikipedia that would remain more wikipedian of course or leting the article be named "Karlovy Vary" with "Carlsbad" redirecting to it
1947:
First off, that is an attack -- Dussel is bonehead, not Düssel. Secondly, Stalingrad IS Volgograd; they are the same city. Volgograd is the English name and has been for many years; Carlsbad was the English name until you decided to change it. Hence; what you are doing by making me say Karlovy Vary
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using such names in English Knowledge (XXG). Same way as if we wanted to use English names in German or Spanish wikies. It hurts the city itselft, it hurts the people in connection with that city, it hurts your festival. English people can't say KV properly, then why on earth we should push them to
808:
Again, if English name exists do not use your local German or local Czech name (more so if the English name it is well documented and established). English wikipedia should use names that are verifiable by historical sources from England, US, Vatican etc. and other trusted English or Latin domains.
3403:
I see this process entirely differently and much less optimistically. If the precedent is set here, the unavoidable result will be to have every single village and town in Czech Republic, Poland, Austria, and chunks of Switzerland, France, Netherlands and Denmark tagged with Project Germany tag.
1886:
Please, Tulkolahten, read through some of your recent contributions and through some of Antman's. I cannot find anything in Antman's or Mattheads contributions that points towards their being nationalists. But your and Rex's remarks sound very incivil and biased. Just stick to the facts. And, as I
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As Knowledge (XXG) does with all the historically German areas stolen from Germany and Austria at the end of World War II, in which at least 15 million Germans were expelled from lands they had lived on since the Middle Ages, it does everything it can to hide the fact these were German lands. That
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The problem isn't about the name itself, the problem is about contemporary frequency of its usage, and unfortunately for the "Carlsbad" fans, more references lie on the Karlovy Vary version, and I prefer that version, though I don't damn that Carlsbad is used in the historical context until early
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alternate names are placed in the brackets with the proper lang template like: {{lang-de|Kalsbad}}. This is how the German version of Karlovy Vary is in the lead and the English one should not be different. The guidelines also state that 10% of English sources must use Carlsbad. The guideline
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In this case the official english website of this town uses the term 'Karlovy Vary' in the browser title and with the largest text as a page title, with both 'Karlsbad' and 'Carlsbad' in smaller text. I'm happy for the wiki entries for both Karlsbad and Carlsbad to redirect to this main page (of
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From what you wrote it would appear that for you project tags are not just innocent tools to make collaboration among Wikipedians easier, but something much more. You want the Germany Project tag to serve as a marker to proclaim that "this place was once German". The big, prominent German flag
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Exactly. As an intellectual game, one could probably think of some connection between any town in Europe and any country in Europe. Being conqured by Napoleon would thus qualify towns for Project France, by Wehrmacht for Project Germany, by Romans for Project Italy, and by Mongols for Project
2199:
German Karlsbad, also spelled Carlsbad, spa city, Západoceský kraj (region), western Czech Republic. The city lies along the Teplá River where it flows into the valley of the Ohre River, 70 miles (113 km) west of Prague. The surrounding highland areas were once subject to volcanic activity,
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Strong Oppose: I am an American who has been living in the Czech Republic for the last year. Everyone calls it Karlovy Vary- Americans, Czechs and other Europeans. The Germans call it Karlsbad-- that is why some places have been named after it like that. There is no question that this city is
3636:
Strong disagree on this idea -- it's absurd. Are we going to start calling Bratislava "Pressburg" again, too? How about Gdansk... let's make that "Danzig" again, since you can't have a g and a d next to each other in English! Even better! Let's take Los Angeles and rename it to what it is: "The
3047:
My impression is rather that there are a number of people getting kicks out of removing project tags and out of accusing other users as nationalists on very feeble grounds. That there are a number of people who are extremely emotional, narrow-minded and prejudiced and cannot stand the idea of a
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I think the purpose of these tags is improving articles. There will always be people narrow minded enough to suspect nationalism around every corner. But what I see here is a chance of Wikipedians of different nations co-operating on an article that touches the history of more than one country.
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Well, there seem to be a number of people who have difficulties understanding plain English. "Related to" is not the same as "part of". And anybody who claims that "historically ... Germans or German weren't dominant in the area (of Karlovy Vary/Karlsbad/Carlsbad)" should certainly do a lot of
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Naming it "Karlovy Vary" - Even though it is more wikipedian to name it "Carlsbad" it becomes unofficial nomenclature. Also, lets take into account that the conventions apply to "English Speakers", not to "English Native Speakers" (arguably one should overunderstand that it is refering to the
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I can't resist adding my two cents to this debate. Karlovy Vary is definitely the official and local name of the place these days. That said, to the extent most English speakers think or speak of it at all, they would think of it as Carlsbad. That is the search they would type if they were
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We haven't even got started on the specialist English-language academic literature yet - these are all articles for mass consumption by native English speakers. If you have never heard this town referred to by the name Karlovy Vary, this is certainly not for want of opportunity to do so.
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Also, may I ask since when is 'Prague' a German equivalent? 'Prague' is an English name; the German form is 'Prag'. I would push for 'Tantsic' instead of 'Danzig', as it is an older English equivalent, but I doubt that it would get any support. I support Stettin because the current form
3616:
Karlovy Vary is perhaps better for Czech nationalist reasons, but it is unwieldily and strange in English. English is my native language, I've only ever heard the town referred to as Carlsbad (a random movie is not the final say on the English language) We have a town nearby named
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Actually it is not an original research, at first it is an official name, at second it is the name of the entry in encyclopedia Britannica, at third Duja provided exhaustive google test. Also encyclopedia Britannica clearly states that Carlsbad is a spelling of german name Karlsbad.
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town as 'Karlovy Vary', and to be honest I never knew this town was a.k.a Carlsbad/Karlsbad until I stumbled upon this wiki entry and the debate within. The 'official website of the czech republic' has 3 search results for 'Carlsbad', none for 'Karlsbad' and 63 for Karlovy Vary.
596:— There are already talk entries supporting this. There was even a sentence in the article that claimed that other places like the Carlsbad caverns in the US take their name from Karlovy Vary (sic!), which stretched political correctness obviously quite far. Similar case as
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Look how long this discussion already is. Would you like it to be repeated in various forms on hundreds of talk pages on which people will fight whether a given project is appropriate? I certainly don't. Let's stop this idea here and now, before we create a precedent.
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When I travelled to Karlovy Vary, indeed population there knew it as Karlovy Vary, our tourist guide (from Spain) named it Karlovy Vary and the first time I knew of Karlovy Vary (I'm native Spanish speaker) was as Karlovy Vary. Without doubt this is its official name.
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I am not interested in tagging any articles and I have said so. I merely question the grounds on which the Germany tag was removed. And I think that it's for the people who work on the projects to decide which articles they wish to include in the scope of their work.
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In my opinion history should be IN the article, not reflecting in the name of the article. The name should reflect the current place in the current language. I guess it is Carlsbad but i am Dutch and we don't have a distinct Dutch name, we use the German Karlsbad.
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in Project Turkey spring to mind). On top of this we are almost certain to get nationalist editors adding project tags solely to stick the flags of their nations all over the place. This to me is clearly a recipe for disruption and disaster. I rest my case.
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Actually Vienna should be a part of WP Czech Republic, because prior to 1918 there was a significant number of Czechs and also WP Hungary because of Austria-Hungary, also WP Germany because of HRE or same language, and of course WP Austira, too many WPs huh ?
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holds title over the geography is moot in that sense. Sure its not a black and white thing in many instances, but if a tag can lead to the improvement of an article by drawing the notice of a particular group of contributors, it deserves fair consideration.
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The article is certainly not at its current name just because of a film, the current name is in current and widespread use. If you feel the name is "inaccurate" you may want to inform most other English-language general reference works of their "mistake":
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makes the town worthy of WP:Germany is debatable. I would like to be an optimist regarding project tags as Unoffensive text or character is, but nationalist debates I have observed on Knowledge (XXG) lead me to agree with Balcer's rationale and concerns.
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I'm not sure how this is done for cities, but for football (soccer) teams this local language vs. english (german?) issue is solved by using whatever the english website of the team (city) uses. (i.e. the case of Czvena Zvezda vs. Red Star Belgrade).
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Tulkolahten, please be assured that I am not interested in an edit war. But please try to follow my line of argumentation and do not pick out single items and comment them. That will lead us nowhere. You tell me that the project Czech Republic covers
952:, like in this case, and not forced ones, like in your case, do you have any support for your name in history?, no. Carlsbad was and is well known spa city and there is a ton of documents to support this. Even the city homepage agrees with me. --
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I do not see a problem here. Except, of course, if someone were anti-German and resented the idea of anything being in any way related to Germany. Such a person would, from his or her narrow point of view, of course have a problem with this tag.
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Let's talk about what's more important to do, if it's more important to keep wikipedian, then, may the name be "Carlsbad" but, if it's more important to make Native English Speakers used to call it karlovy Vary, then, lets call it Karlovy Vary.
3527:. Given its large capacity and proximity to the center any rumours about another airport being built close to this relatively small city seem to be an urban legend and no application has been filed with and investigated by the authorities.
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This is unacceptable. The town is called Karlovy Vary in English; we're lucky to have the proof of a Hollywood movie, just watch the movie "Last Holiday", which has many scenes in the main character's dream vacation spot: Karlovy Vary.
775:), called it 'Carlsbadt' or 'Karlsbad', local name 'Karlovy Vary' may be used in local Wikies but certainly not in general English Knowledge (XXG). Immigrants to America from central Europe used name Carlsbad because their home city in
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displayed in the tag right at the top of the talk page serves this purpose very nicely. This is precisely what I am strongly against. If we start to use tags to make political points like this, the controversies will become endless.
1829:
Some of the above discussion seems rather incivil, and I hope the participants can calm down and assume good faith with each other. Personal attacks will not help the situation, but will only heighten tensions and make things worse.
3368:
Then you will agree that Canada would be a part of WikiProject France, WikiProject England, WikiProject Denmark, would you? That's how you see that, but that tag is inappropriate! Even Gdansk is not a part of WikiProject Germany!
2025:
What have I done against consensus? That is not against consensus, that would be bringing up the vote again with evidence seeking a new consensus. An action against consensus would be if I unilaterally moved this article back to
1963:
First, it is not an attack. I know very well that Volgograd is Stalingrad, but I think you have not even basic idea about the russian language. And Volgograd is not an english name, it is the transcription from russian language.
1150:) this has to be preferred, exclusivey otherwise, the local name should be used. I am not sufficiently acustomed to the English language to know for sure, hence my opposition is conditional under the assumption Duja is right.
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Dunno. Could be. But that kind of argument is weak, don't you think? They could be left out/missed for any number of reasons. The counter is that they likely deserve similar consideration based on their own individual merit.
2416:
Naming it "Carlsbad" and stating that its official name is Karlovy Vary, would let the Native English Speaker readers decide by themselves wether to call it by the most common name in their countries or by its official name.
846:
Local in that order. Example: we use Copenhagen (English) not København (Danish). English speaker can't even pronounce 'Karlovy Vary' right. That name is useless for English speakers and this is English wikipedia if I am not
2408:
It's more dogmatically wikipedian to call it "Carlsbad", but it is more official to call it Karlovy Vary. Should this be an exception for naming conventions in sake of stablishing an official nomenclature for any language?
2353:
Generally, article naming should prefer to what the majority of English speakers would most easily recognize, with a reasonable minimum of ambiguity, while at the same time making linking to those articles easy and second
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Another visit to that beautiful California town last week inspired me to do some more disambiguation work. Wiki-editors keep adding material to various articles, referring to the Czech town by its customary English name,
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projects useless, since categorizing is only helpful if categories are reasonably restricted 2. endless discussion about how strong the "shared history" is and whether it warrants a tag. 3. truly outlandish project tags (
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with the same name. I've tried to remedy this situation whenever I've had a few minutes to kill and could figure out which town an article was talking about. I hope I've guessed correctly while making these corrections.
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because "Karlovy Vary" is the official name approved by the law of the Czech Republic and is used by its ihabitants. And only exception are some tourists comming from Germany who use the name "Karlsbad" - not "Carlsbad"
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I included the word "czech" in the Google searches above, in order to a) exclude Czech language pages for Karlovy Vary and b) exclude American Carlsbads pages. Of course, the American Carlsbads stay where they are.
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Attaching to this, and although the CORRECT and OFFICIAL name and with which I personally agree more, the correct wikipedian nomenclature (in case all or most English-speakers know it as so) should be "Carlsbad".
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Greetings to all, although I'm not an editor on Knowledge (XXG) I couldn't miss the heated debate around the nomenclature for this article. I'm not an expert on the subject but I'd like to share my point of view.
2117:'Scseczecezeczecsin' I can't, and most Americans can't pronounce. Lastly, the German equivalent of this city name is 'Karlsbad', I am pushing for 'Carlsbad', for which several areas in the United States are named.
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belongs in Wikiproject Germany because of it's long German roots, but just because the Wehrmacht was in Greece at one point does not make Greece German. Your argument is far too broad and is a logical fallacy.
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I was not speaking of a particular town, I was speaking about Bohemia proper. The point is simple. If this is a part of wikiproject Germany, then by the same logic Berlin is going to be part of Wikiproject
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I am getting tired of repeating the same sentences over and over again, as you seem not to understand them. "Related to" is not the same as "part of". "Czechoslovakia" is not the same as "Czech republic".
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It would be more wikipedian to name the article "Carlsbad", adding into it the fact that Karlovy Vary is its official and more recognized name throughout the world and in the very same Czech Republic.
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Tulkolahten & Rex, as a neutral observer one could get the idea that you both are on an anti-German crusade. Try to calm down. Try to understand the other side. And please stop ad-hominem attacks.
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named after the one in Europe. "Carlsbad" may be Anglicized, and it may be too similar to the German name for your taste, but it IS still historically accurate, and it IS the name in English.
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use this local name over original English name? Is't like use Londres (Spanish) for London (English). Use it in your local German Wiki not in English Knowledge (XXG). Good examples again:
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I personally like more "Karlovy Vary" because we're talking about a Czech city here and "Carlsbad" is "too anglo-saxon" for my taste. (Just giving my personal point of view).
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LOL, personal attack ? Huh. Your actions on wikipedia are not personal you must be ready that they will be reviewed by other editors. Report me once or twice more if you wish.
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The airport used is the one built in 1930 and having the status of international airport since 1936. The flights operated to this date are Prague, St Petersburgh and Moscow.
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or 'Charlesbath') than 'Karlovy Vary'... pointing out that most English speakers have no idea how to even pronounce that let alone know what it could possibly mean.
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name for the town. The Germans (that is, the Habsburgs of Austria-Hungary) haven't owned the city since 1918. The Germans that remained were expelled after 1945 (
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Unoffensive text or character's edit: m (up to 1945 the town was populated by Germans. So the tag fits, after all, if only historically) 09:16, 28 March 2007"
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I continue in Balcer's action who, apparently correctly, assumed it as a point of broils. WikiProject Germany fits only and only Germany, not other countries.
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When I was in Karlovy Vary, they told me that Peter the Great had studied carpentry there... does anyone know about any official source supporting this claim?
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Amise: You support Danzig and claims yourself as a german nationalist, don't cover it by calling you are an american and you never hear that !
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I think you mean Czech wiki -- the German form would be 'Karlsbad'.
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And this belongs here... how? Personal attacks aren't helping you.
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This user supports Danzig! Danzig! Danzig! Danzig! Danzig! Danzig!
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is a) official and more correct b) even more prominent in English
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because the only evidence provided (by Duja below) as required by
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http://www.karlovyvary.cz/static/historie_1.asp?LangId=2&Kol=1
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Interwiki was always and still is important part of discussions.
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the proposal.
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Yet my profile clearly states that I live in America (Chicago).
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name (even if historically derived from German, but who cares,
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So I assume that we should change the names of places such as
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all name that city Carlsbad. Another example is use by famous
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called "Karlovy Vary." Nobody here calls it Karlsbad ever.
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for additional information. I made the following changes:
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The article about the city was created on 12 May 2002 by
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France was Germany for centuries, didn't you know that?
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were released in the town when Bohemia (as part of the
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The following is a closed discussion of the proposal.
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If we're going to go by original names, let's rename
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Sorry, I don't know why 1945 would be so important.
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me neither -- and last time i looked, it was indeed
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4314:using the archive tool instructions below. Editors
1380:I am generally a strong supporter of English names
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2951:That's a gross simplification. One could say that
3887:until I was vacationing in the beautiful town of
3009:No, but neither falls under Wikiproject Germany.
1677:If you want a -real- English name, let's call it
578:Whoops, I meant to write "no consensus to move."
4282:http://www.tvczechia.com/Diashow/KV_en/index.htm
2304:Jan–May 1945 as a part of the nazi Third Reich:
2008:Actions against consensus are very unwikipedian
1504:from the same reasons as wrote Duja and Husond--
1092:Exactly; see NY Times and BBC etc usages below!
33:for general discussion of the article's subject.
3541:Well, I deleted it - stayed long enough, IMHO
2310:May-Dec 1945 as a part of free Czechoslovakia:
1621:refer to the town predominantly as Karlovy Vary
1326:20th century, or with those cities in the US.
4300:This message was posted before February 2018.
3879:Reflections on a visit to Carlsbad, California
2807:The project says that its goal is to improve "
2358:This is justified by the following principle:
3772:is not the German name, it's the traditional
3186:For modern Germany (1871-), not so much. The
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1757:This user is an Imperial German Nationalist.
2832:I hope he does not mind, but I'm borrowing
2822:reading before engaging in this discussion.
4219:Something significant must have happened.
4037:enough in our language to be aware of it.
3883:For what it's worth, I had never heard of
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376:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Czech Republic
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4260:I have just modified 2 external links on
3800:One of these things is not like the other
2693:But please note, that I don't think that
3745:talk page and see a debate to rename it
3739:Expulsion of Germans from Czechoslovakia
3478:New Russians building their own airport?
3265:, etc. Weren't they important enough? –
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1591:. (Also pay attention to the book dates)
971:Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
967:Karlovarský mezinárodní filmový festival
4397:High-importance Czech Republic articles
2351:However, the naming conventions sate "
779:was called Carlsbad. Latin archives in
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3848:was misused in your version anyhow. --
1350:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus
881:', it is part of his well known Atlas
527:2001:7D0:888E:3900:15CF:E66C:C437:63A2
1479:supports the "Karlovy Vary" version.
1191:Native names have no standing on the
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4402:All WikiProject Czech Republic pages
1130:per Duja, its name is Karlovy Vary.
961:Then please try to tell me, why the
805:Map crop of 15th century Flemish map
356:This article is within the scope of
261:This article is within the scope of
4382:C-Class WikiProject Cities articles
3980:or whatever. But if we're speaking
1930:Are we going to rename them too ?
494:take their names from Karlovy Vary.
379:Template:WikiProject Czech Republic
207:It is of interest to the following
23:for discussing improvements to the
3450:Carlsbad/Karlsbad vs. Karlovy Vary
3229:tagged as in Project Mongolia and
1713:Well, we use the name Carl too :)
1704:would be even more correct. ;-P –
1105:Survey - in opposition to the move
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4264:. Please take a moment to review
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997:because it is forced over proper
911:it is the same ...ism like this.
447:or one of his more recent socks.
50:New to Knowledge (XXG)? Welcome!
856:Map from 15th century ? No way.
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370:and see a list of open tasks.
283:and see a list of open tasks.
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4387:All WikiProject Cities pages
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3506:^ Yep, the source they have
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2809:articles related to Germany
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4257:Hello fellow Wikipedians,
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2381:So here is my conclusion:
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2542:– Is it the WikiProject
1995:Please do not modify it.
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4253:External links modified
4172:Done on 25 July 2017 --
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3986:, I call it by its
3804:Hi Bobak. As per:
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