Thats very rich coming from you given your exhibited attitude Sure block me all you like but it wont change one iota of the fact that  Youre the oneeyed leader of a pack of blind specialists that insist on editing articles about Greece lacking basic information about the country at best when censuses happen or purposefully ignoring it at worst did you ever do anything about the bogus census number  For all your expertise the whole lot of your gang still cannot write something reliable when it comes to the numbers of linguistic groups in Greece I drop the hint about the VPRC survey and your sorry lot still go on about Kieslings State Department estimate   Even after citing the Eurominority reports while making sure the Arvanitika in Epirus are shown as Albanian you still have not updated your map of linguistic minorities in Greece to show the Arvanites in Thrace I mean you fools show half of my island as Arvanite speaking when the language is unfortunately almost entirely lost and despite there being more active speakers in Thrace you dont even show them So much for expertise and respect for the sources  You complain that you are misunderstood with respect to your broad use of the color brush in the map of Macedonian Slavic dialects in Greece even when it is pointed out to you that your color maps include areas where there were never any settlements of Slavic speaking villages at all Then you trivialize objections a few kilometers etc and suggest that what you do is perfectly kosher But when you prepare a similar map of Greek dialects httpenwikipediaorgwikiFileModernGreekdialectsensvg instead of following the same rationale and including areas of minimal use of the Greek language even if it was in the past and no more  just as you argue for your Macedonian map you stop at the borders of Greece Obviously the Greeks in Albania and Bulgaria I wont bother with the Greek linguistic presence  especially in the past  in the Bitola Gevgelija and Strumica region as I expect them to be invisible to you are not worth recording or maybe they are mute in your pretty little world What about the Greek speaking Turks still left in Turkey mainly from Crete and Macedonia as well as the Pontus I mean OK screw the linguistic presence in Turkey before   you obviously have perverse ideas of what time boundaries to use  but at least respect todays reality If my grandfathers bilingual generation of Arvanite speakers make half the island of Andros Arvanite should you not indicate the presence of the Greek speaking oldpeople in Turkey Your double standards are so blatantly obvious it is not even funny that a person such as you wields so much power in WP I would not even be bothering if it were not for the fact that lazy academics outside of WP have started using these monstrosities you call maps My commenting on content cannot be separated from the obvious biasesdeficiencies of the editors responsible for the content And noone observing your behavior or that of your fellow goons would assume good faith on your part