Hi everyone, while I understand that nobody is keen to get dragged into the controversy over the "Siberian" Wikipedia[1] I still feel that some sort of a solution should be envisaged, even if currently there is no such body as a meta arbitration committee, that would have the formal authority to handle this case. The Siberian Wikipedia is composed in a non-notable constructed language, which has absolutely no recognition by any relevant authority. It is loosely based on historical contemporary Russian dialects of Northern Russia and Siberia. Much of its content is non-encyclopaedic, some has been considered highly offensive by many Russians. Notable cases, where action has been taken with regard to non-encyclopaedic Wikipedias in conlangs or Wikipedias in non-notable conlangs include the Klingon (thl) and Toki Pona (tokipona) editions. Both have been eventually relocated to wikia, where their authors have every freedom and opportunity to continue their projects as they see fit. Unless there are double-standards, the same solution should be applied to the ru-sib Wikipedia. Looking forward to your comments and opinions (if you have any), Johannes Footnotes: [1] http://meta.wikimedia.org/Proposals_for_closing_projects/Closure_of_Siberia… -- http://www.infoe.de/