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page or something. The assessment is intended to be a subpage that we link to. Decision on the project page format will be left for you, I'm quite happy to go with whatever you think will work. I'll create the actual pages when I'm ready and tell you when everything can be placed on the project page, and you can take it from there. After that, I'm going to start assessing articles, which may take a while because most will be B-class or Start-class (apparently there's a difference) and I'm not great at judging importance.

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hi AWN, I just saw your comments on my talk page, I don't frequent wikipedia much nowadays, after coming head to head with the mule-like obstinacy of some Bulgarian editors here, as well as with (what I perceive as) the ego problems of a certain wikipedia administrator. I am, of course, still glad to

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There is one change I suggest for the article. On looking at the first controversy section again, you wrote "most linguists consider standard Macedonian and standard Bulgarian to be two dialects of the same language (rather than Macedonian being a dialect of Bulgarian)". This is technically incorrect

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Thanks for the Hebrew info :-)! I think the best course of action for the rename would be just to move the articles to the locations, keeping the edit history intact, rather than creating the locations and transferring data. Otherwise it will seem like me or you created the article in one fell swoop

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Hey AWN, can you help with this page? Considering you have full knowledge of Arabic script and pretty good IPA knowledge, I was wondering if you could help with a table - Arabic, Cyrillic and IPA characters. I couldn't find any samples of the alphabet so it might be hard to get a completely accurate

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I read over the article and it seems to be pretty good. I made of couple of minor changes. One thing I would add is more examples with the accentuated letters i and e, (i cannot think of any examples with the o avec chapeau), but I don't have macedonian installed on this computer. Otherwise it looks

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already has work groups to deal with Albania and Slovenia, and could fairly easily add one for Macedonia as well. While this might not be the best alternative, the clear presence, if not active involvement, of the editors from the larger project and other taskforces would probably be seen as being a

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Hi. I am aware of Bosnian Muslim participation in NDH state, but 100 000 is well overrated, and source for me isn't that reaible, but whatever. We all know that Muslim clerics at the begining of war in Yugoslavia declared that they don't support Nazi ideology and their occupation. I will try hard to

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Thanks for the reply. I have to say I don't know much about tables or frames (I just copy code from something similar and then tweak it a bit :)). Putting the template in it's own frame or making a larger frame/table to show off all the templates might be good - we can place it at the bottom of the

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As for the Jews , Serbs and Danish helped them to SURVIVE by hiding them from German troops and by doing that they risked the lives of their own families and Serbs were happy to do that and would do the same thing again !!! And if you don't belive me then go to any Jewish comunity and ask them. (In

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Hey AWN, it's Alex (202.10.89.28). I just wanted to know if you think we can place the content from your sandbox into the Macedonian alphabet article. It looks fine to me and no-one has edited it in 3 weeks so it seems good to go. Great work though - I think this could be a featured article in the

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which has produced near 200 articles in just three days. If you would like to see this happening for Asia, and see potential in this attracting more interest and editors for the country/countries you work on please sign up and being contributing to the challenge! This is a way we can target every

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for many of the statements made. Can a source be found, for example, recording the "war stories" of Yarkoni's skills which are mentioned in the article? Lastly, the article just needs a through read through for proper English usage. I caught a few redundant or ambiguous phrasings, but more eyes

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Hello AWN2, although I am most certainly not an expert on either Judacia (Jewish History) or Serbian History, although i can tell you that Serbia played an important role in WWI and in WWII was an even more eager German puppet than Romania or Hungary and certainly contributed to crime agaisnt the

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I really cannot understand... if u Google "jews"+"Macedonia", you will get many hits about Jews in Thessaloniki, cause Thessaloniki is the capital of the Greek Macedonia and had by far the largest jewish community in the region. this has nothing to do with the Republic of Macedonia. Apropos, the

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Je sui d'accord avec Alex. Il n'y a aucune une telle lettre sur mon clavier cyrillien macédonien. The rephrasing you've done to my additions looks fine. Here are few examples of accentuated i: мајка ѝ (her mother), татко ѝ (her father). I don't think it matters in which direction the 'grave' is

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Jews. Other than that, Serbia was a historical ally of the Czars... and god I'd hate to be Jewish there... of course, i'd hate to be in Serbia generally... but no worries... Incidentally, but request for a deletion wasn't based on context, but rather on the fact the article was empty....Cheers

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in the scope of the project, rather than aren't. Especially in regards to the importance scale.... which I must admit I didn't really understand :). I think the active members should have a discussion on the project talk page or something - which is why I held off adding the template (without

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I definitely think it should be mentioned, as it is a significant incident concerning him that adds to his notability. Reliable sources will need to be found that support the incident, and the version of events that is held up by the most credible sources should be put forward. And last but

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I just can't understand how a person with such great ignorance and lack of historical facts would even dare to write articels as this and not only that you aren't an expert , you know nothing of this matter and everything that I have stated are historical facts that can be and are confirmed.

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And something that should be considered for the committee controversy section (regarding the schwa): Most languages have a schwa - I'm pretty sure that all Slavic languages do, and English does as well - but they either don't have a separate letter for it (English), or don't write it at all

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Hi AWN2. I read through the article again, and three things jumped out at me. One, there is too much detail in the lead – his lineage/tribal connections should be incorporated into the Early Years section, and just briefly mentioned in the lead. The lead of a biography is for establishing

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G4). I personally won't dot that now, because I respect your effort, I'm just saying. Maybe we can just give it a try anyway and see how it develops. In any case, while this exists, I guess you can count me in, what with all the Macedonian disputes I've been dealing with recently. :)

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He is professor in Macedonia , member of NYAS, he publ. 160 scholarly art., 17 books in Int. Law, Foreign policy and Diplomacy. He discovered the ULTRA VIRES act of UN in the process of admission of Macedonia in UN (published in AJIL, Vol.93. no 1.)--16:51, 11. april 2014 (CEST)

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Hello, since I can see that you are a founder of the above WikiProject, can you tell me which banner do people use here to invite more participants to the above project on their talkpages? I found 2 Macedonian which will be more then happy to participate. Can you be of help?

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Greetings AWN, I'm not sure if it was such a good idea to recreate the project this quickly. You are aware that you are nominally in breach of the MfD/DRV decision by doing so, right? It means that in principle, any admin could come any moment now and speedy-delete it (per

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Thank you for helping with this issue. Hopefully more people like you will become editors of Knowledge (XXG) (especially for articles concerning the Balkans! :D ). You actually have a NPOV unlike any of the Macedonians or the Bulgarians. Keep up the good work. Alex

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assessment) to every possible article. BTW, "Congratulations" is Честито, because Честитки means "cards" (the Christmas or Birthday kind) - either way, I know what you meant ;). In the end, the credit must go to you though, you started the project - twice! Cheers,

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Thank you very much. Having two Christmases is great :D. I created the template and the subpage, and am recreating the categories, although I don't know if they will work properly. You can take a look when you have time ;). I will assess some articles now.

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And that statement drew Serbia to war against Germany and Caused TREMENDEOUS sufferings and destruction to the state. How can you say that they were colaborators with Germans ??? Do you even have a slightest idea how many Serbs died in the WW2 ?

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Hi. i happened to see your discussion with Telex and your new article (well done by the way!:)...). i removed a section from it (i do not know if u are its author as well), about the Jews of Thessaloniki. it has no place in that article. Regards

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Have fun with that, i cannot say I am an expert in the history of the Balkans or of Austria-Hungary. I know the basics, and can tell you that Serbia only managed to keep its independence by reliance on Russia... Cheers 16:08, 28 July 2006 (UTC)

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saves me the hassle and procrastination, thanks. The whole table repeated like I had was a bit silly, which was why I didn't put it directly in the article, but I hadn't bothered to fix it up yet. Nice to know someone else noticed it, too.

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Pardon the butting in :), but yes, it is Friday-Monday. Maybe Laveol was referring to today merely being Wednesday or something. It's also ANZAC day here on Friday, and you have Passover (what is the specific greeting for that?). Cheers,

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are known for complex consonant clusters but Bulgarian has less complex clusters- compare Serbian and Russian "Србски" or "Српски" with Bulgarian "Сърбски". So I don't know how far Bulgarianisation or Serbianisation claims could have

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Okay, if you take the position that your re-creation actually constitutes the "new management", I guess that could serve as an argument. But if I were you, I'd at least notify the admins who were involved in closing the MfD and DRV.

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Re your PPS, I meant that mixing languages in one phrase is incorrect. I agree with you that "Premier league" is the way to go, at least for now. If someone else thinks "first league" is better, then we can discuss it then. Cheers,

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All I did was realign what was already there, hardly work or making it look great or not... Though I sure wish I could claim actually writing it myself, would mean I'm that much farther in my (impossible) language-learning goal!

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Hi AWN. I saw your sandbox article for the Macedonian alphabet and it is very good. The only problem I have is with all this new information it may become yet another battleground between Macedonians and Bulgarians. Not even the

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Hi, sorry if some users were a bit aggressive. You'll often find nationalist users here pushing some agenda. Welcome, and thanks for your article. Please sign your name when leaving posts with four ~ (like this ~~~~). Thanks :-)

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I agree with you. To say that Serbia collaborated with Nazi Germany in WWII is a gross distortion of history: it is a lie. That Serbia was anti-Nazi and helped its Jewish communities is well documented. I do not agree with

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When the pact with colaboration with Hittler was made in Serbia people rioted with statements : "Bolje Rat nego pakt" - (Better War then Pact) and " Bolje Grob nego Rob" (better to be in a grave then to be a slave)

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and ignited the deluge. The breakup of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and the resultant chaos of WWII can be laid on Serbian nationalism. If WWI had started later, things might be very different... Good for a

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Macedonian Premier League (disambiguation) is redundant, unless Macedonian Premier League exists as an article or redirect to an article. Other than that, it's great. I'll take care of it all shortly.

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Hey AWN. You can do it right now :D. I think the assessment page should be linked to, and briefly explained/summarised on the WikiProject page, but not completely copied. Also, I think the template {{

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article because there is no need for two articles on the same alphabet. When you create that section, you may want to highlight the differences with writing Т and П compared to standard Cyrillic (see

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Hey AWN, I have succeeded in getting rid of the columns - go to the history of the page. It doesn't look great though. Anyway, I'm ready when you are. The template, with working links can be found

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Hi. I just responded to some of the comments you made about this page. It is rare that people can discuss such contentious issues in a civil way, so, I appreciate that you are doing just that.

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is the largest river there hence the name. The Bulgarian part was called Pirin Macedonia, named after Pirin mountain and the Greek controlled Macedona = Aegean Macedonia named after Aegean sea.

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article is this long - there seems to be too much history for such a recent alphabet. It also talks about the controversies and the background of the alphabet - which is basically about the

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Yes, Vardar Macedonia=Republic of Macedonia. The name 'Vardar Macedonia ' mostly was used after the division of Macedonia in 1913. It refers to then Serb controlled portion of Macedonia.

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Thanks. One thing I have noticed though is the page links to Macedonian language and Krste Misirkov a few too many times. I will try to cut down on the links when I have time. Cheers.

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and tell me what you think. We might need to remodel the Project page though, because the template won't be able to fit in the two-column format that is being used now. Cheers,

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as to whether or not it's better to use Kosovo rather than Kosovan or Kosovar in the Knowledge (XXG) articles. Perhaps you have no interest, in which case sorry to bother you!

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Hi AWN, thanks for the edits! It looks better like that :). I was thinking of adding a DO NOT ADD section on the template page, under the parameters and listing articles like

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Hey AWN, that translation has declension, which we Macedonians despise ;-), so it looks very much like Serbian to me. I can think of three ways to translate it in Macedonian

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lend a hand, so please drop me a line anytime you need something. I wrote my comment on the BG/MK guideline, and will review the MK alphabet article in the next day or so.

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Hey AWN, I personally don't know where to go with it. I haven't learnt g' or k' (acute accents), but I'm not in Macedonia so I can't really comment on that. Maybe ask our

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Hi, is there a template for the Macedonia project that one can add to talk pages, like the turkey project has {{xWPTR|class=start|importance=low}} ? thanks!

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respectively, and create a dab page. "Macedonian Prva Liga" is not correct English, or correct Macedonian, for that matter. What are your thoughts? Cheers,

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Thank you, thank you, AWN! The article looks great. You wouldn't happen to know if there is any truth to what I mentioned on the talk page in response to

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Shalom (I hope that means Hello/Goodbye/Peace) AWN. In regards to the top-tier football and basketball leagues in Macedonia, I think we should name them

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Je ne peux pas aussi penser des mots qui utilisent l'O-circonflexe. Je ne l'ai jamais vu et ce n'est pas dans la table des caractères cyrilliques. Alex

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country of Asia, and steadily vastly improve the encyclopedia. We need numbers to make this work so consider signing up as a participant! Thank you. --

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I will try and help as much as I can with differences compared to Standard Cyrillic (especially with handwriting and italics - the information in the

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Haha, dear AWN2, you have started article with the Macedonia in the title, that is already enough for the Greek nationalists to tag it as POV. Lol. --

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You are right in saying the length of the article isn't an issue - I'm just surprised there is such a lack of information on other alphabet articles.

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I think Laveol may be a good idea - he has contributed well to some articles. But I just don't want 5 paragraphs of claims of Serbianisation like in

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I agree with you that the subject could definitely bear having a project maintain the related articles. I would call to your attention that the new

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has been created, but the criteria leave something to be desired ;). I didn't plan to just go ahead and create them like I did, but oh well...:D.

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get numbers for Partisans, as much of the Bosnian streets after the WW2 were named after national heros with much of them being Bosnian Muslims. --

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to Knowledge (XXG)! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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Hey AWN! I think I've finally finished everything ;-)! It took a while, but it's all good now. Unless I've missed something....:). Cheers,

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carefully, then go to the image description page and clarify why you think the image qualifies for fair use. Using one of the templates at

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carefully, then go to the image description page and clarify why you think the image qualifies for fair use. Using one of the templates at

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carefully, then go to the image description page and clarify why you think the image qualifies for fair use. Using one of the templates at

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Bonjour AWN, ça va? Je vous écris parce qu'il y a une discussion pour le nom de l'article que nous avons discuté pendant un mois. Cliquez

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They all convey the same thing to me, but if you think one is better than the others, by all means use that. Нема проблем (no problem)

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Yad Vashem that is located in Israel are written names of Serbian people who helped them with the names of other people and nations)

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This is an invitation to all Macedonian users to create an art. on Igor Janev (at English Knowledge (XXG)), please see Talk Page

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