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Thank you Nzo9 for the explanation on your latest edit on Macau. I am not one to start a senseless debate on a couple of words but can't help explaining my reasons. I know you will not get as much reactions on the Macau article as you had on the HK one and if you do, it probably will be the other way: an army will put back the "of China"... The other, rational, reason is that unless you read the official name, there is no mention that this territory belongs to the PRC at all in the first sentence (true for HK as well) and to me, whether you are sensitive or not, this is not what an encyclopaedia should read.
I note that all other language versions of those 2 pages with good article or featured article status do incorporate this statement. Should the most read language version be left inaccurate?--Pignoof (talk) 10:40, 28 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Hi Nzo9. Saw your contributions on romanized transcriptions of Wu (and some others) on miscellaneous articles. But IMHO they are definitely not Wu language, nor do they obey the common pronunciation rules of southern Chinese, or at least we have some major differences on romanization transcriptions. We may need to have a discussion, if convenient, on the romanization of the transcriptions. -- wangguoqin1001 (talk) 04:53, 19 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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