Talk:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

2846:, do not sufficiently explain what is meant by "density of the urban network". It apparently is not the same thing as population density, as the unit is not something like population/km, but just km. My best guess is that maybe it's like the inverse of population density (how much area per person), but then I don't understand how the values could possibly be so high. Maybe it isn't about population density per se and is just about the "urban network", like the number of towns and roads or something. Also, where did the data for this map come from? Was there a census around 1650? The file description does little to clarify any of these matters. 497: 476: 2630: 2531: 2947:, I can provide quotes if the pages are unavailable) or at least it wasn't enforced by the government. He does write about the imposition of serfdom (not polonization) by magnates and the worsening conditions of peasants, and also how the Greek Catholic church was opposed and resented by the Orthodox. (p. 160) The creation of the Uniate Church only added to the socioeconomic tensions between the Polish/Polonised Catholic magnates and the Orthodox Ruthenian population - there were multiple factors contributing to the uprisings in Ukraine. 1680:, I don't have time to look where and when you might have accused of that. It's not vandalism, but in the past there were disruptive editors who specialized in inserting/removing Lithuanian/Polish names in various articles. Some old members who remember those trolls may be a bit over-reactive. I'd strongly encourage you to consider doing other types of edits than just inserting/removing Lithuanian/Polish names, if you want to develop good reputation in the community of editors who work on those subjects. -- 1115: 233: 1454:

includes all major languages spoken, then Lithuanian naming should also be added. The argument that all that information is available in the "Name" and "Languages" sections is insufficient, as the infobox makes the impression that it was a purely Polish state. An argument that Polish was more "prominent" is insufficient. Was Latin "prominent"? It was used in the diplomatic communication with the West, while Ruthenian was used in the communication with the East.

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speech in this article, all of which could have the specific trope (metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, hyperbole, etc.) used to form them named. It was an odd aside. In addition, a synecdoche is a figure of speech in which one substitutes the part for the whole, so referring the the "pars pro toto synecdoche" is like say the "part for whole part for whole figure of speech"--which makes the out of place editorial gloss even odder.

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of very nice humanitarian power. Which I really doubt existed anywhere in Europe during the very warious or bellicose 17th century. Without having any specific source in my head or at hand right now, I would still also argue that there indeed were huge conflicts between the Catholics and the Orthodox. Perhaps not to compare with the

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Armenian language by the Armenian minority in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. Throughout the existence of Poland–Lithuania until the very end (1795) only two languages were deemed co-official and all written documents were published in these languages - Polish and Latin. Ruthenian lost that status in the 17th century.

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is cited so it may remain as that was the trend, hence I suggest changing it to "Polonisation was largely voluntary, but Catholicism was imposed across the vast realm ". It is noteworthy that Polonisation often came with Catholicisation and the Catholic faith was at times brutally enforced during the

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written constitution; not the first. It wasn't even the first American Constitution, but the written constitutions of all 13 states and the Commonwealth of Vermont (1777-1791) pre-dated it, along with the first U.S. federal constitution. New Hampshire even had *two* written constitutions before the

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Rieber doesn't say that the "Polish government" (or anyone else for that matter) imposed polonization on peasants or other local populations. There was no governmental imposition of the Polish language or culture on peasants/serfs in the PLC, and the polonization of nobles seems to have been largely

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I disagree that this addition is trivial. The remembrance of things past is of an import, especially in present-day central Europe of the politics of remembrance. The cited authors aspire to show the multicultural and multiethnic character of Poland-Lithuania, instead of claiming it for this or that

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Whoever is editing this may not be aware that there has been perpetual feud between Warsaw and Cracow ever since the capital was moved to Warsaw, for over four centuries. Some people from Cracow refer to Warsaw as a "village" to this very day! The article that is linked to the footnote 2 referring

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I do not doubt the things you are saying. You misunderstood me. I am just highlighting that this sort of extensive information does not belong in the lead, especially the first paragraph, where everything is short and summarized (eg data, size, location). Basics. This information is added within the

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First in Europe ? The French Revolution began two years earlier. It included a new non-autocratic constitution. Without deeper knowledge of this constitution, I can just assume that inspiration came from France. Also - wasn't the reason for Ukraine's inclusion to Russia in 1654, based on a fear of a

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2) The Polish name used at that time was just "Rzeczpospolita". The addition "Obojga Narodów" is a modern one. If one argues that this is the common Polish usage today, then it is no more "native" but the modern usage in one of the successor states, and then the usage in all successor states must be

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The picture above can be edited if the quality is bad, i did all i could to draw borders as good as i can. The map portrays Polish-Swedish union from 1592-1599 and its greatest extent at 1596 with moldovian vassal state because of Jan Zamoyski's raid on Moldavia. I am here to establish consensus of

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I'm sorry, but I really cannot see how the only Tsar in foreign captivity ever and the conquest of Moscow in 1610-12 isn't of relevance. Personally I think that's the most well-known part of Polish-Lithuanian history. Also, when reading this lead, one gets the impression of this empire as some kind

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This shows that you haven't fully analyzed the article. All images are referenced in the body eg (Pic 13, 14 etc.) in different sections, for instance in the Culture section. Personal opinions about whether a gallery belongs here is out of the question as the images are a reference to the provided

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The capital of Poland should be changed to "Cracow (or Krakow) until 1596 and Warsaw (or Warszawa) since 1596." Otherwise, this article is laughable and I cannot take Knowledge seriously any longer. You can take any history book or historical documents available (except for few written by people

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First time poster here, apologies if there's already a similar topic somewhere, but I really could not find it. To put it brief, I've noticed in many of the biographical sections of the nobility originating from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth that the names in italics are often only written in

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synecdoche. How is is possibily relevant in a article about the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to note the particular figure of speech (really trope) invoked when shortening the name to Poland? It seems like an extraneous rhetorical analysis of one particular name. There are hundreds of figures of

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The one in use is the 1605 version, which was the banner in use by the Vasa dynasty when they ruled Poland. Too much often I see people on the internet use this banner to represent the Commonwealth though all manner of time which is historically inaccurate. I encourage the use of of a banner not

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but still. The Catholic vs Orthodox issues eventually lead to Ukraine's inclusion to Russia in 1654, as the Orthodox population were afraid of Catholic return. (Whilst the common people in those days usually were less patriotic, if compared to the times from around the 1848 revolutions and later.

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stated that it was the Polish government responsible for Catholicising and Polonising local populaces in large parts of the Commonwealth that led to resistance from minorities. This was accelerated when Polish and Lithuanian magnates expanded their holdings in the Eastern Borderland regions and

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Third, generally Polonization in the Commonwealth is believed to have been voluntary. I imagine that some point could be made about cases when it was done forcefully but I don't think it's right to simply say that "Poland imposed Polonization". Maybe these instances (if they do exist) should be

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Wouldn't it be historically the most accurate to perhaps just use the flag with the Polish eagle and the Lithuanian Vytis (aka. Pogoń in Polish) without any dynastic symbols like those of the Saxon dynasty, the Vasas, etc.? After all, that flag would be valid for the whole time the bi-federation

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I believe that this makes no sense. First and foremost there is ample evidence that the Lithuanian language was used in some GDL regions since the 13th century. Furthermore, The voivodeships with predominant ethnic Lithuanian populations - Vilnius, Trakai and Samogitia - remained almost wholly

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Fourth, assuming that it's okay to say that Catholicism was imposed (again, I believe more often conversions were voluntary), why are we blaming just Poland? Lithuanians were Catholic as well, so they should share this supposed blame (unless of course there is a specific source backing up this

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1) Currently, the native names in the infobox include the Latin name and the Polish name. If one includes only the official languages, then one should also include at least the Ruthenian name, as it was the officially recognised chancery language used in GDL for long time (until 1697?). If one

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Regarding the most recent edit, I'd like to point out that "officially recognised" does not mean a language has been recognised as official or state/administrative. Actually, it denotes the formal acceptance of the use of that language within a territory or country, for example the use of the

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also since the discussion has been established already is it possible to reach the consensus here about editing the map or not, we talk about big chunk of territory and some people might find it too extreme or controversial so i would like to hear opinions about it or map change propositions.

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I see that the image that's used for this article is the borders of it in 1714. I'd like to propose we change it to its borders around 1619-1621 when it was at it's greatest extent. If we could get it with the same design of the current picture with it highlighted in green, that'd be better.

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OK. I do not know, nor do I especially care what the ongoing edit war is about. But It needs to stop. I have fully protected the page for 2 days. That should be enough time to sort this out. If the problem persists after that I will consider other measure, not excluding blocks. If one or more

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Hi, This article is incorrect. The capital of Poland was moved by king Sigismund III Vasa from Cracow to Poland in 1596 and it remained the capital of Poland since that time, through the end of the last partition in 1795, when Poland regained independence in 1918 and until the present time.

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Now I'm confused! I ensured that the width was not affected by making use of forced wrapping and non-breaking spaces, and it was reverted again regardless. Even though the practice is ubiquitous on Knowledge, line breaks have a semantic meaning and should not be used when not intending to

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It was actually the second in Europe, after the 1755 Corsican Constitution, which was the first Constitution to be titled as such, whereas the 3 May wasn't even titled as Constitution, unlike the first French Republic Constitution approved just a few months later.

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3295:). I tend to stick to what template's documentation says. If you think that it is outdated then propose your changes on its talk page and see where it goes. In addition, your decision to omit German and Ruthenian languages from official list is rather strange. – 2288:

I did not meant that you were edit warring. I wrote it that way so that everyone in this back and forth cycle would take notice. I also issued a warning to LordParsifal for edit warring (he ignored your advice and just reverted), because he is already at 3RR. –

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and the real article about the same. And you still refuse to provide a plausible reason for reverting. It would be helpful if you were to give your actual problem rather than beating around the bush. Besides I should also mention that you are also editwarring.

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Polish and that Lithuanian translations are missing. In turn, I have tried to insert the proper Lithuanian renditions of the names in italics and my actions have been reverted and I was acused of vandalism by suggesting that back then the Lithuanian language

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so there is no need to split into different parameters (this particular section lists about five "officially recognised" languages). I did not leave an edit summary, because I accidentally pressed the "Enter" button so it was too late to write it. –

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LordParsifal, contrary to your argumentation, talk is needed because of WP policies, after a few reverts back and forth, moreover regardless of it's presence in book or i.e. some RS, as well we have to make it clear it was not a contemporary

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I think you've confused me with another user. Forgive me for undoing your edit related to the infobox, I didn't do it on purpose. It seems to me that a French name could still be useful, but e.g. Catalan does not make any sense.

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Exactly my point, if you have to sit and figure this out it's not very practical, at least the individual galleries should be at the end of each section, I've never seen such a format on other pages, its very impractical.

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The Union of Brest could indeed be described as an "imposition of Catholicism," so this part is probably correct, and that's also the only place where Rieber talks about the role of the "Polish government" (at one point:

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There are great articles and books on these topics. Overall, it was more voluntary among the upper classes and imposed on serfs and local populations, hence the uprisings in the east. Alfred J. Rieber in his book titled

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participants are editing from IP addresses I can easily protect the page to put a stop to that. So settle the content dispute here. Please remember that there are multiple avenues available for resolving disputes. See

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I tried to add a Lithuanian and Ruthenian term. This has been reverted. As the Polish native name seems to be not contemporally, but a modern interpretation, better to leave it out altogether for the time being.

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to Warsaw as a "tiny village" is a Wayback Machine article does not exist on the current page of UJ. It was not a "tiny village" with a castle, expanding city and the site of the Polish Congress (Sejm).

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Should also mention that it's the job of the infobox to summarise important information from the article. The reader should have to scroll through the entire article just to know the official language(s).

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by Thomas Lane, page 24 and others. There are countless sources that support this. I will amend the article for a more neutral outlook, but the general context present on the page is nonetheless correct.

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and had double-checked the shortcut but forgot to change it in my edit summary. Under no circumstances do we need to include a French translation for a name in this article, for crying out loud.

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Thank you, I'll look into it. But what about the accusations of conducting acts of vandalism on the grounds that the Lithuanian language did not exist? Does it have any factual basis at all?

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sorry guys just realize there's an ongoing chat..... the gallery link format does not work in mobile view and should be removed|fixed as soon as possible for excess ability concerns.--

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Discuss the matter here instead of edit warring. I want to also add that LordParsifal has already made three reverts in the last 24 hours so he is already on the brink of breaking the

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For Gdansk and other locations that share a history between Germany and Poland, the first reference of one name in an article should also include a reference to other names, e.g.

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followed this trend. See pages 159 and 160 for more detail. Simultaneously, Lithuanian gentry and nobles (eg. Radziwills) adopted Polish culture more voluntarily according to

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Would it be hard to get someone to edit the picture? I imagine it wouldn't. Also the picture you mention doesn't show other countries from the time and is a bit lopsided. –

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Perhaps, but I see more reasons to keep the gallery than to delete it. All images inclined are worthy of mentioning and highlight every field or aspect of the former PLC.

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featuring the vasa arms, along side a version featuring it. I also ask for adding a section explaining why this banner is was not in use in the 1790s for example.

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50% for Netherlands is also not unreasonable. It's a bit high for Italy except in certain regions (and Italy too underwent de-urbanization during this period).

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Also, Vilnius or Wilno was the capital of Lithuania. It was NEVER a capital of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. I do not know why someone added it here.

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from Cracow that hate Warsaw), and the capital will ALWAYS be Warsaw, in books written in 1700s, 1800s, 1900s and 2000s. This should be edited on all pages!

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Commoners were not educated, illiterate and had enough trouble of their own). The year 1654 combined with Ukraine is still today of significance as Communist

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Please take a look into "References" section. Quite a few broken references. I have never learned this fancy syntax. Whoever knows the ropes, please fix.

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until 1696 and therefore is a regional language. Both Polish and Latin were used throughout the country. Ruthenian, Lithuanian and other languages like

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Can we avoid Britannica as a source in general; it is not a reliable site. Moreover, the claim that Polonisation (especially among lower classes) was

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Thank you for your intervention (however, regarding me, you know very well one edit is not EW hence I advised the talk for the other parties as well).

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You ought to reconsider your attitude, because you are starting an edit war (you also have a final warning for that on your talk page). In addition,

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There is a parenthetical reference to the U.S. Constitution that should be removed - first, because it is not relevant; second, because it is wrong.

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but please use sources rather than just removing the information on the basis of personal feelings/opinions. 20% urbanization rate for PLC at the

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be written in Polish and not also in Lithuanian, whilst supporting this claim by suggesting that at that time Lithuanian language did not exist.

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editing the map or not and eventual changes to it. sources and links to wikipedia articles proving the changes i try to make aren't false:

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But most of this nobility wasn't ethnic Lithuanian. With some exceptions (like the Radziwills) they were ethnically Ruthenian or Polish.

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3) I removed the editorial comment that when western Europeans called the Commonwealth of Poland simply Poland, they were "applying the

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the decisive initiative leading to the Union of Brest was taken by the Orthodox bishops of the eastern borderlands of the Commonwealth

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Lithuanian speaking, both colloquially and by the ruling nobility. Finally, the first Lithuanian book was already published in 1547.

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Can we agree that the infobox with certain nowrap templates/inputs is excessively enlarged. If line breaks (i.e. "< br : -->

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format and provide a

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of 17th century is not unreasonable. Lithuania, which was the more sparsely populated part, had an urbanization rate of about

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The Polish government denounced the Orthodox spokesmen as fanatical heretics and opposition to the Uniat Church as criminal

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modern nation-state. You reverted my reverting without discussion. I added the above explanation to my original reverting.

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Persistent reverts against community consensus despite multiple warnings may be dealt with according to the rules in

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Hello i made this section to discuss change of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth map of greatest extent to this one:

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body of the article, within history section. That is the foundation of an introduction to every article or essay.

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So could please someone shed some light on this, because it totally makes no sense to argue that names should

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This article is propolish vision of history. This country wasnot First Polish Republic. It was commonwealth/--

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U.S. Constitution was written! So that parenthetical reference in the text of the article should be removed.

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Also, I assume you didn't mean to undo my changes to the infobox that bring it closer to compliance with

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Counter-Reformation period in some parts of the Commonwealth. As such, one does not exclude the other.

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Is there such a flag on Wikimedia which is evidently sourced and visible on accounts from the period?

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I amended the unsupported fragment according to the sources available to me and replaced Britannica.

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Many thanks for the clarification. I am ok with the change then, though the infobox will be long.

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The word FORMERLY is incorrectly spelt as formally, which has a completely different meaning.

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mentioned here as a side note, I'm not sure, people smarter than me should know what to do.

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quite clearly says that common languages parameter should be used for former countries. –

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Second, that fragment in Brittanica does not back up the claim it is supposed to back up.

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sources and links to wikipedia articles proving the changes i try to make aren't false:

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You are not supposed to restore your version when you are reverted for the first time (

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information. In order to remove the gallery you need to restructure the whole article.

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if appropriate. All uses of formally seem fine. Which one are you talking about?

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In biographies of clearly Polish persons, the name should be used in the form

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template. Also, the map would need to be uploaded to Knowledge or Commons.

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Capital of Poland - Warsaw since 1569, although Cracow never got over it

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Reverts to conform with community consensus are excluded from the

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can be added on the talk page of affected articles if necessary.

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