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Central and Eastern Europe

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In reaching the to recent invitation:

(1) Is not a monolithic region;

(2) Wikipedia could consider writing in non-imperialist language, words and their meaning matters;

(3) Central European has not appear yesterday, it is a historical region with unique ethic groups and countries similar to Ireland or Scotland or Catalonia … Wikipedia could consider respecting the vary fact;

(4) Historical regions such as Moravia and Bohemian existed a long time before any occupying empires;

(5) Wikipedia could consider reviewing how it recognizes the origin of people and places and de-colonize its language, articles, and other contributions;

(6) People could consider removing people from editorial boards that are unaware and uneducated in historical facts. Zdenamos (talk) 13:59, 14 May 2022 (UTC)Reply

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