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The article on it has sources backing Mesrop's credit (although it is noted that a number of Georgian scholars think otherwise).
The article on it has sources backing Mesrop's credit (although it is noted that a number of Georgian scholars think otherwise).
== Propagandist statements ==
Misplaced Pages is not a place for a blatant statements about issues which are not an established facts. Thus removing the statement about Georgian and Albanian alphabets. None of them were created by Mesrop. It's an Armenian tradition which states so and it in no way can be thought to be strictly true as the issue is way too much controversial. Per ] you cannot have such statement into the article. Thanks. ] 10:57, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
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The article on it has sources backing Mesrop's credit (although it is noted that a number of Georgian scholars think otherwise).
Propagandist statements
Misplaced Pages is not a place for a blatant statements about issues which are not an established facts. Thus removing the statement about Georgian and Albanian alphabets. None of them were created by Mesrop. It's an Armenian tradition which states so and it in no way can be thought to be strictly true as the issue is way too much controversial. Per Georgian scripts you cannot have such statement into the article. Thanks. Jaqeli10:57, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
