We need more people get involved into this discussion. First of all, just because our people may be known as "Assyrians" in English-speaking countries doesn't mean we automatically have to promote Assyrianism or Assyrian nationalism on a common Wikipedia page for all Suryoye (Arameans, Assyrians, Chaldeans etc.) no matter if it is called "Assyrian people", "Syriac people" or whatever. Again we don't know the exact numbers. @Penguins53 "What are specific problems with the current page?" You can remove almost the whole content of the history section, e.g. "Assyrian continuity" or "Ancient history", if we want a neutral base focused on our Christian heritage where we all agree. I say, we will definitely need sub-articles within a common page about the modern groups, e.g. "Assyrians (present)" and "Syriac-Arameans" about each groups views. We don't have Lebanese, Syrian or Tunisian people forcible redirected to the "Arabs" article, so why can't we have these pages then? "The page is not Assyrian propaganda, it's just facts, evidences etc." Of course it is otherwise we wouldn't argue about it! If I want to write an Aramean continuity article it would be probably redirected or removed.