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The Slovak and Hungarian Wikipedians Cooperation Board serves to express some of the debates concerning Slovak and Hungarian related articles on Misplaced Pages. These debates may concern anything from edible consumer products to important political events, in a more efficient manner than would be possible in a single, specific article, especially regarding debates and arguments that transcend the reach of a specific article. Such issues can include, but are not exclusive to, naming disputes, interpretation of historical sources that have an effect on a number of articles and inclusion of the Slovak/Hungarian names of towns, cities, regions that have been historically connected to a particular party, but since, for myriad reasons, are in the jurisdiction of either Slovak and Hungary as they exist today.
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Another important aim of this Board is to promote projects that aim to highlight and give greater coverage to more positive aspects of Hungary-Slovakia relations. Misplaced Pages articles include many "negative", though true, aspects of this relation; however this Board actively promotes the inclusion of many events, persons, festivals and similar topics that have contributed to improved relations between Slovak and Hungarian people in general, today and in the past. Conforming with Misplaced Pages's philosophy, this Board doesn't, in any way, discourage the creation, inclusion or expansion of any information in Misplaced Pages, even though they might be considered as being "negative" by some. It simply aims to increase the coverage of positive aspects of Slovak-Hungarian relations.
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All claims, either in talks or in articles, have to be cited by independent, verifiable, and reliable sources in due weight. It seems that the lack of academic sources and the lack of judgement in the preminence that must be given to such sources, are the main reasons for the usual disputes.
