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| has the advantage of listing the titles of Part I and of Part II. Do you think that there is a way of downloading it to Misplaced Pages Commons, so that it could be uploaded to the article? | has the advantage of listing the titles of Part I and of Part II. Do you think that there is a way of downloading it to Misplaced Pages Commons, so that it could be uploaded to the article? | ||
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| == Invitation to discuss on Misplaced Pages:Naming conventions (Cyrillic) == | |||
| Hello! As there is already '''an only proposed Misplaced Pages guideline''' on naming conventions (Cyrillic). The proposal is still in development, under discussion and needs of gathering consensus for adoption. Since I am well experienced on this subject, I would like to criticize the official transliteration of Bulgarian as it gives too many errors, which also causes some losses of sounds “ǎ (a hacek”), decentralise itself from other slavic languages (“c” and “š” voices), which is also conflicting in itself (see street signs and ). By this revision, it is away from being accurate and not able to satisfy the needs of an encyclopedia which claims to be scientifical. These are the reasons I invite you to read ] and involve the discussion in order to contribute a possible concensus. Wish to see you thanks ] (]) 13:23, 5 April 2016 (UTC) | |||
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Agape and Eros
Thank you for your comment on the Talk for the above
The following front page of the above: https://books.google.com/books/about/Agape_and_Eros.html?id=Nk0JAQAAIAAJ
has the advantage of listing the titles of Part I and of Part II. Do you think that there is a way of downloading it to Misplaced Pages Commons, so that it could be uploaded to the article? --Thomasmeeks (talk) 04:35, 3 April 2016 (UTC)
Invitation to discuss on Misplaced Pages:Naming conventions (Cyrillic)
Hello! As there is already an only proposed Misplaced Pages guideline on naming conventions (Cyrillic). The proposal is still in development, under discussion and needs of gathering consensus for adoption. Since I am well experienced on this subject, I would like to criticize the official transliteration of Bulgarian as it gives too many errors, which also causes some losses of sounds “ǎ (a hacek”), decentralise itself from other slavic languages (“c” and “š” voices), which is also conflicting in itself (see street signs 1 and 2). By this revision, it is away from being accurate and not able to satisfy the needs of an encyclopedia which claims to be scientifical. These are the reasons I invite you to read Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic and involve the discussion in order to contribute a possible concensus. Wish to see you here thanks Manaviko (talk) 13:23, 5 April 2016 (UTC)
