Hoi, People from Moldovan and Romania are partisan to this conflict. From a language point of view the political arguments are irrelevant. It is wrong to insist that this is vote is acceptable. It is also wrong to eventually say there is a consensus. Thanks, GerardM
On Nov 10, 2007 2:18 PM, Johannes Rohr jorohr@gmail.com wrote:
GerardM gerard.meijssen@gmail.com writes:
As such I do not agree with the proposal but the analogy is strong. There is a war going on and one expression of a language is prohibited by law by one of the parties and we fail to appreciate it as such.
Do you refer to Moldova's banning of Cyrillic or Transnistrias oppression of Roman?
However, I fail to see how external political decisions should decide over the fate of the mo.wiki.
I feel that this decision should be up to the community of native speakers. And this community, as the discussion has shown, unanimously opposes the existance of a separate mo.wiki.
Thanks,
Johannes
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