Talk:Arpat Avanesyan

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I trimmed unreferenced assertions[edit]

I trimmed a bunch of unreferenced assertions. They may be true, but, in my opinion, a shorter article that is completely referenced is better than a longer article with a long unreferenced section.

I didn't remove the material. I commented it out. So, if whoever originally inserted it, can reference it, they can remove the comment tags as soon as they reference it.

A concern has been expressed about that similar material looked like it might have been cut and paste from some kind of official site -- which makes cutting and pasting look like a copyright violation. Of course unrecognized states can't be signatories to international copyright agreements, so cutting and pasting may very well be perfectly legal. Nevertheless, if this material was cut and paste it should be rewritten, and attributed. It should probably be rewritten anyhow, as it gives the appearance of being drafted by a non-English speaker. Geo Swan (talk) 09:18, 21 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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