Talk:Gibanica

message: Gibati means to move on Serbian. Just a proposition for change.
--46.5.2.160 (talk) 19:18, 25 September 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Gibati 

message: This is a type of Gibanica made by Cetniks during WW2. It`s made almoast like the standard serbian one, but is made in a deep pot instead of the usual think baking one. Note: contains lot more cheese. Can anybody put that into the artical as well? I see that it`s wrongly described on this web page, but i couldn`t find any other reference 
http://www.freewebs.com/serbijen/kuhinja.htm  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.189.149.16 (talk) 19:12, 30 January 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Citnikusa/Cetnicka gibanica 

message: The reason why I searched for this article is information about true gibanica origin. It is quite possible that gibanica is Serbian and that's what I actually  wanted to know..."is gibanica a Serbian dish or did its origin got lost in time?" But I see that the only sources listed are Serbian and I am interested if any reliable, neutral sources about gibanica origin exist. "Gibati" is a Serbo-Croatian word (i.e. common Croatian word), so that's hardly an argument for "Serbian origin". This wouldn't be first time that Balkanian (Serbian) nationalists claim that everything that ever originated in South-Eastern Europe is originally made by "their" nation, so I am a bit sceptical about it.
I also have the problem with "gibanica" redirecting to Serbian variety. This is especially problematic because this is the only "gibanica" article that claims that gibanica is Serbian, using only Serbian sources to back this claim. I do not question the origin of this particular variety of gibanica, but I think that the true origin of "original" gibanica is not known. Serbs were not the only Slavic nation in the balkans once, despite the claims of certain ultra-nationalists.
Perhaps this article should be renamed to Gibanica (Serbian) or something like that?
But, if nothing else "Međimurska" and "Prekmurska" should be mentioned on top of the article, if the casual visitor is already redirected.
The one and only Croatian source listed here argues that is is not known if gibanica is Croatian or Slovenian, Serbia is not even mentioned. While it doesn't really contradict this article, it also doesn't support it.
Also, the claim about gibanica being available worldwide is an extraordinary claim and extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence and so I decided to check it, despite being unrelated to origins of gibanica.  This Serbian source talks about one Serbian restaurant "Kafana" in New York that is owned by some Serbian patriot. Like most restaurants owners, he bragged about his restaurant.
Is this really a reliable source for this claim? "Gibanica can be found worldwide"..? In New York, perhaps...the world...not so much. So, this claim either needs more sources (about more than one restaurant) or should be changed to something more accurate, like "available in New York". But I guess it doesn't sound so impressive, so the Serbian editors might disagree :D
Disclaimer: I love Serbian gibanica and I visits my relatives in Serbia every few years, so don't try to paint me as some Serbophobic, neo-nazi nationalist. My questions about the origin of gibanica are real and not sarcastic. And this isn't the only article about balkan food that needs some serious editing, plenty of them are much worse than this one.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.1.239.208 (talk) 13:10, 21 October 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Origins, sources and dubious claims 

message: Substituted at 16:14, 29 April 2016 (UTC)
thread_title: Assessment comment

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message: I wanted to add a wikilink to this page, but found that it is blocked from editing. Please correct this ridiculous situation! 173.88.246.138 (talk) 21:48, 7 July 2022 (UTC)
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