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Hey, I send that comment to Talk:Macedonian Slavs and I was just about to reply to you and to  when I suddenly went offline. As for your request for clearing out your name, I really don't know how to help? I mean, you are obviously in some quarrel with REX, I really don't know how to help there - you should probably both stop it, (regardless who's started it) and try to find a solution according to the NPOV policy. I have already stated my POV on the Arvanites dispute - I might be wrong, but it is probably better for me to stay away from the dispute. I think that REX's current version is quite OK. It includes what the vast majority linguists say: Arvanitika, is a variety of Tosk Albanian, and Arvanites' sensitivity towards the problem: Most Arvanites strongly dislike being called Albanians. I mean, it's not like saying that Arvanites are ethnic Albanians. For example: I cannot dispute the fact that most sources in the past referred to the Macedonian language, as a Bulgarian or a Serbian dialect, despite the fact that I believe that they were seriously wrong, and therefore there is nothing wrong with this sentence: Most sources in the past regarded Macedonian as a subset of the Bulgarian and Serbian language.

As for the block, I think that you're taking it too seriously. I haven't been blocked, but I have been ignored several times by some admins, although I've specifically requested not to be ignored (they could have at least said that: ""I don't want to get involved"" or smtg like that). My POV is that all the three blocks were somekind of a mistake (in the formal sense). I guess  acted in good faith, but chose the wrong means to convince you guys to finally stop PAs. I also think that  misunderstood REX's actions, as well, but he manages to live on -). That of course, is only my POV. But it is a fact that admins are humans as well.

As for the RfC, I don't see any particular reason to believe that neutrals will get involved in it all of the sudden. If they do, great. But if they don't, we cannot wait indefinitely. After all, Mediation isn't such a big deal. Regards.  "