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Heyhey!

Hey man! You need to remove the spillover from Dari in Eastern Iran from the map and just make it fully green in colour. The dialects in that region of Iran may have strong similarities to a degree to Dari, but the name Dari is simply exclusively used for their Afghan dialects [1] Could you fix that? ;) Also, Balochi in Iran on the map needs some removing from some area's as it's by no means completely spoken even in southeastern Iran (bit of removing here, bit of removing there) Not that much just a bit. Maybe removing a but right in the thick shaded area will do the trick so it won't spoil nearby overlapping area's as well. Some subtle removal brushes if you get what I mean. Thanks in advance bro! :)

- LouisAragon (talk) 15:07, 13 July 2015 (UTC)