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I must admit this is a guess by me... Can anybody find some references to proof it? — Mariah-Yulia ( talk) 12:12, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
A new draft law is about to became a reality allowing foreign nationals who serve or have served in Ukraine's army will be eligible to obtain citizenship after living in the country for three years, instead of the current five years. — Yulia Romero • Talk to me! 19:36, 7 October 2015 (UTC)
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I just added a history section and removed newly redundant info from the intro. There is still a ways to go (e.g., the article has inaccurately represented for years that Ukraine has "automatic loss of citizenship"). Knr5 ( talk) 21:32, 1 January 2021 (UTC)
@ Horserice has since March reverted or rearranged a lot of previous contributors' work on this article, including several verified claims of mine. This has been done without citation to policy or discussion on this page. Where policy was cited, it appears to have been wrong (e.g., deleting all cited claims in the lead on the grounds of WP:LEADCITE without moving them anywhere else). Lots of my prose was deleted and replaced for no stated reason. I can only guess that Horserice prefers their own prose, especially owing to the copied blurbs of prose they wrote for other articles, though I strongly disagree with this.
Most troubling is the new POV of the History section, which now implies that:
Information about te attempt to reestablish the Ukrainian State nationality law in the UPR was also deleted. Finally, all the images in that section were deleted because they "aren't particularly useful", also with no policy cited and even though they were appropriate under WP:IMGCONTENT. There are other problems I haven't addressed here yet (Terminology section could be reduced to an endnote or omitted entirely, for example), but these are the most concerning.
Horserice, would you care to justify the removal of all that content from this article per WP:REVEXP and address the new content per Help:Edit summary? @ Yulia Romero may be interested in this and I'll loop Wikipedia:WikiProject Ukraine in as well. Knr5 ( talk) 12:30, 6 October 2022 (UTC)
I can only guess that Horserice prefers their own prose
Ukrainian nationality law was born on Russian soil (I had previously only included countries for which independent Ukraine is a continuator, and the inclusion of Russian imperial law within the scope of Ukrainian nationality law is not source-attested. I know that this user made similar inclusions in the nationality law articles about other former colonies such as India and Israel, which are equally worrisome.)
The Ukrainian People's Republic was called "Revolutionary Ukraine" (no source)
Ukrainians had material SSR citizenship in the Soviet Union (evidence to the contrary was removed).
Information about te attempt to reestablish the Ukrainian State nationality law in the UPR was also deleted.
all the images in that section were deleted because they "aren't particularly useful", also with no policy cited and even though they were appropriate under WP:IMGCONTENT
Terminology section could be reduced to an endnote or omitted entirely, for example
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I must admit this is a guess by me... Can anybody find some references to proof it? — Mariah-Yulia ( talk) 12:12, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
A new draft law is about to became a reality allowing foreign nationals who serve or have served in Ukraine's army will be eligible to obtain citizenship after living in the country for three years, instead of the current five years. — Yulia Romero • Talk to me! 19:36, 7 October 2015 (UTC)
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I just added a history section and removed newly redundant info from the intro. There is still a ways to go (e.g., the article has inaccurately represented for years that Ukraine has "automatic loss of citizenship"). Knr5 ( talk) 21:32, 1 January 2021 (UTC)
@ Horserice has since March reverted or rearranged a lot of previous contributors' work on this article, including several verified claims of mine. This has been done without citation to policy or discussion on this page. Where policy was cited, it appears to have been wrong (e.g., deleting all cited claims in the lead on the grounds of WP:LEADCITE without moving them anywhere else). Lots of my prose was deleted and replaced for no stated reason. I can only guess that Horserice prefers their own prose, especially owing to the copied blurbs of prose they wrote for other articles, though I strongly disagree with this.
Most troubling is the new POV of the History section, which now implies that:
Information about te attempt to reestablish the Ukrainian State nationality law in the UPR was also deleted. Finally, all the images in that section were deleted because they "aren't particularly useful", also with no policy cited and even though they were appropriate under WP:IMGCONTENT. There are other problems I haven't addressed here yet (Terminology section could be reduced to an endnote or omitted entirely, for example), but these are the most concerning.
Horserice, would you care to justify the removal of all that content from this article per WP:REVEXP and address the new content per Help:Edit summary? @ Yulia Romero may be interested in this and I'll loop Wikipedia:WikiProject Ukraine in as well. Knr5 ( talk) 12:30, 6 October 2022 (UTC)
I can only guess that Horserice prefers their own prose
Ukrainian nationality law was born on Russian soil (I had previously only included countries for which independent Ukraine is a continuator, and the inclusion of Russian imperial law within the scope of Ukrainian nationality law is not source-attested. I know that this user made similar inclusions in the nationality law articles about other former colonies such as India and Israel, which are equally worrisome.)
The Ukrainian People's Republic was called "Revolutionary Ukraine" (no source)
Ukrainians had material SSR citizenship in the Soviet Union (evidence to the contrary was removed).
Information about te attempt to reestablish the Ukrainian State nationality law in the UPR was also deleted.
all the images in that section were deleted because they "aren't particularly useful", also with no policy cited and even though they were appropriate under WP:IMGCONTENT
Terminology section could be reduced to an endnote or omitted entirely, for example