Am Mo., 12. Okt. 2020 um 00:43 Uhr schrieb Mehdi Moshkriz <mehdimoshkriz@gmail.com>:
Respected members of the Wikimedia Language Committee

Considering the objections raised by the user Amir Sarabadani regarding the illegibility of Lurish Wikipedia texts (these objections are almost the same as the objections of February 1, 2016), it should be noted that the script which Lurish Wikipedia is written by, has a printed tutorial and several other printed sources, and we endorse this alphabet. Also, regarding the incomprehensibility of Lurish Wikipedia texts by Lurish users and speakers, we, the linguists, and university professors whose mother tongue is Lurish, fully confirm its authenticity and comprehensibility for Lur speakers. This Wikipedia has about 5800 articles and is the result of the collective efforts of the Lur youth and has at least three active users. So please let it continue 

Please explain then why Amir has (quote from a recent mail on this list) found that no "Lur person [he] talked to (from diverse backgrounds, ages, rural/urban backgrounds, different regions, etc.)" who could understand the content of the wiki. Are there multiple definitions of what language Lurish is or not?

It should be noted that Luri is a language independent of Persian, and has separate rules and grammar. Numerous books have been published about the rules and grammar of Lori in Iran, some of which are listed below. 1)Luri's phonetic and grammatical construction from Karam Alirezaei, pazineh publication 2018 2)Luri grammer: Luri dialect of Balagriveh (word construction, syntactic pattern and phonological processes) Faramarz Mohammadi , Ordibehesht Janan publication 2019  3.)luri's grammer from Ali itivandi, khalilian publication 2016   

Googling (or duckduckgoing) for these publications or their authors gives me nothing. Do you have links to them or where they can be found (like library entries)? Are these the original titles or are they in Persian or Lurish or ... ?
 
Luri also has special characters and characters that can not be written in the current Persian script, so the need for new letters of the alphabet to write these characters is اْ characters such as Shawa, لٛ or ł, D Lexicon or ڌ in Bakhtiari And  balageriveh luri , an enigma or ڳ,  Close-mid front unrounded vowel or ؽ, n Unprotected or ݩ that each of these characters does not exist in modern Persian,

How is this relevant to the question at hand? Nobody here is doubting that different languages use different letters.