Perhaps it helps the Latin fraction to try to view it the other way round: Providing Cyrillic does not mean recognition of the Russification policy of the Russian majority in Transnistria, but it is a measure of brotherlyness with the brothers in Transnistria who suffer from a system that does not allow them to learn the preferred Latin script. Making available the Romanian Wikipedia in Cyrillic allows them to gain information and knowledge which is not open to them otherwise. This could help them to emancipate from their yoke. To view Wikipedia articles in both scripts and to compare them could people help to learn Latin script at home, even if they weren't or aren't allowed to learn it in school.
(This all under the presumption, that there is a non-marginal number of people who are Cyrillic-only. If there are none, I am against providing Cyrillic) Marcus Buck _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l
