Two variants are given for the pronunciation of the name. But it is hard to see what the difference is. --Alazon (talk) 19:19, 5 December 2021 (UTC)Reply
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On the other hand, what you didn't like is actually common sense and needs a look on a map. What citation do we need, do you have eyes and could you see? I believe, some people on Wikipedia miss the point of referencing. It's like tagging the sentence, the sun rises from the east[citation needed]. We are not robots. The sentences you tagged are not controversial political arguments. Thanks. --Mahmudmasri (talk) 01:08, 27 December 2022 (UTC)Reply
Any factual statement should be referenced. Any unreferenced claim of fact is OR - Original Research. Just because you believe/'know' a thing to be fact doesn't mean it belongs in WP without a reference to a Reliable Source - WP:RS. Simple as that. Best Alexandermcnabb (talk) 19:04, 29 December 2022 (UTC)Reply
^Lameli, Alfred (2004). Standard und Substandard: Regionalismen im diachronen Längsschnitt (in German). Stuttgart: Steiner. ISBN3-515-08558-0. OCLC55963084. (series: Zeitschrift für Dialektologie und Linguistik – Beihefte)[page needed]
That lacks the page.
ripuarisch/Ripuarisch only occurs on p. 73 in a totally unrelated context (and on p. 254 in the title of another work cited).
On p. 133 it is: "Da allerdings die Untersuchungsorte Wittlich und Mainz sprachsystemisch verschiedene n Großarealen zuzuordnen sind (moselfränkisches Wittlich vs. rheinfränkisches Mainz) [...]", i.e. Rhine Franconian Mainz.
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The majority voted against merging. The other article should become more detailed about the historic timespan, while this article should become more of a summarized style of content regarding it. Kissaki (talk) 15:28, 14 March 2024 (UTC)Reply
I just re-wrote the article, I don't think it should be moved now because of how different this article's history of mainz is and the article is now, please check it just in case though!
Arotparaarms, how is your page different than Mainz#Christian Mainz, and why do you think it should have its separate page, given it has basically the same content?
On another note, does the foundational edit of the page you created consist of a copy of that chapter? Please have a look at Wikipedia:Copying within Wikipedia: attribution always needs to be given, per Wikipedia's Creative Commons license.
Merge – As linked in this discussion, the history section contains the same information. I think the argument about summary style should be visited separately and after merging (/dropping Free City Of Mainz). A split of Mainz into summation and themed subpages is much more work, and the current Free City Of Mainz article is not in the correct form for that either (too specific/narrow). Kissaki (talk) 17:49, 1 March 2024 (UTC)Reply
So, End of Discussion? With all due respect @Broc, I believe there is a strong majority against Merging, it's a 1:4 ratio as far as now, and, I purposefully didn't add to the discussion to check if its an an active issue or not I think the discuss should end and we should embrace Free City Of Mainz as an article and write Mainz#Christian_Mainz AS WP:Summary, I will lend the discussion if there are no further comments after 2 days,
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