This is familiar kind of problem, remember the quite recent controversy with Serbocrotian on the one, and Serbian, Croatian and Bosniak on the other. I, as a Western European, could easily dismiss claims on speaking a separate language as politically inspired nonsense, but in countries like these with a heavily charged recent past, questions like these are controversial. On the other hand, this discussion is also current in Moldovia itself, I heard. I propose that you allow Latin script Moldavian on ro: only, and that you look for five enthousiasts (including you yourself, of course) for the Moldovian-only Cyrillic version, not to be allowed on ro:, since virtually no Romanians can read it. The rest of the procedure must be familiar to you, I suppose. This leaves only the question of the name: ro-cy or mol-cy. Do you consider this an appropriate solution?
Wouter
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