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Case Filed On: 16:22, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

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Have you read the AMA FAQ?

  • Answer: yes

How would you describe the nature of this dispute? (policy violation, content dispute, personal attack, other)

  • Answer: Content Dispute and Personal Attack

What methods of Dispute Resolution have you tried so far? If you can, please provide wikilinks so that the Advocate looking over this case can see what you have done.

  • Answer: Discussion [ [1]] part "Ethnic Composition of Urartu" and mediation [ [2]].

What do you expect to get from Advocacy?

  • Answer: Appropriate editing (Neutral wording) of section "Ethnic Composition" of page Urartu

Summary:

In the current version of page Urartu, part "Ethnic Composition" it says that Urartu and Armenians has coherent links and communality. I propose the insertion of the text, which identifies that some (quite a number) scholars (e.g. I.Diakonov, Encyclopedia Britannica) believe that Armenians moved in the Urartu area in 7-6 BC, and therefore Urartu people and Armenians are different. The different languages of these peoples are discussed in the section "Language". However, "Ethnic composition" in its current version does not imply that. Moreover, Language and Ethnicity is two different things. It should not be mixed up. For identifying the ethnic affilition of any tirbe/people the historians research several aspects: 1) Archeological (material culture) 2) Language (linguistic analysis) 3) Historiogpraphy (ancient and medieval sources) 4) Toponomy (names of settlements). Apparently, Eupator and TigrantheGreat users refer only to one of the aspect - Language. The other aspects researched by scholars like I. Diakonov and those associated with Encyclopedia Britannica summarize that Armenians were different from Urartu people (not only by language) and moved in the area later. I believe it should be clearly indicated in the section of "Ethnic Composition".


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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Case Filed On: 16:22, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

Wikipedian filing request:

Other Wikipedians this pertains to:

Wikipedia pages this pertains to:

Questions:

Have you read the AMA FAQ?

  • Answer: yes

How would you describe the nature of this dispute? (policy violation, content dispute, personal attack, other)

  • Answer: Content Dispute and Personal Attack

What methods of Dispute Resolution have you tried so far? If you can, please provide wikilinks so that the Advocate looking over this case can see what you have done.

  • Answer: Discussion [ [1]] part "Ethnic Composition of Urartu" and mediation [ [2]].

What do you expect to get from Advocacy?

  • Answer: Appropriate editing (Neutral wording) of section "Ethnic Composition" of page Urartu

Summary:

In the current version of page Urartu, part "Ethnic Composition" it says that Urartu and Armenians has coherent links and communality. I propose the insertion of the text, which identifies that some (quite a number) scholars (e.g. I.Diakonov, Encyclopedia Britannica) believe that Armenians moved in the Urartu area in 7-6 BC, and therefore Urartu people and Armenians are different. The different languages of these peoples are discussed in the section "Language". However, "Ethnic composition" in its current version does not imply that. Moreover, Language and Ethnicity is two different things. It should not be mixed up. For identifying the ethnic affilition of any tirbe/people the historians research several aspects: 1) Archeological (material culture) 2) Language (linguistic analysis) 3) Historiogpraphy (ancient and medieval sources) 4) Toponomy (names of settlements). Apparently, Eupator and TigrantheGreat users refer only to one of the aspect - Language. The other aspects researched by scholars like I. Diakonov and those associated with Encyclopedia Britannica summarize that Armenians were different from Urartu people (not only by language) and moved in the area later. I believe it should be clearly indicated in the section of "Ethnic Composition".


Discussion:

Followup:

When the case is finished, please take a minute to fill out the following survey:

Did you find the Advocacy process useful?

  • Answer: YES

Did your Advocate handle your case in an appropriate manner?

  • Answer: YES

On a scale of 1 (worst) to 5 (best), how polite was your Advocate?

  • Answer: 5

On a scale of 1 to 5, how effective do you feel your Advocate was in solving the problem?

  • Answer: 5

On a scale of 1 to 5, how effective do you feel the Advocacy process is altogether?

  • Answer: 5

If there were one thing that you would like to see different in the Advocacy process, what would it be?

  • Answer: I don't know

If you were to deal with this dispute again, what would you do differently, if anything?

  • Answer: I don't know


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Case Status: closed


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