Talk:Hungarian Regional Autonomy

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[edit] Benefits

40% of the article are facts, 60% are controversy and 0% benefits. It is a bit unbalanced. I would suggest 60% facts, and 20-20% benefits and controversy. That would sound more balanced. The controversy arguments are interesting, some of them could be acceptable, but they seem to be opinion and discussion rather than facts. I suggest to write a benefits section. Maybe it has got, if most of the Hungarians in Serbia want this kind of autonomy in the last 17 years. Fcsaba 13:55, 17 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Hungarian Civic Alliance

Hungarian Civic Alliance links to the wrong place. There are 2 different parties with the name Hungarian Civic Alliance, one of them in Romania and the other one in Serbia. According to the text this refers to the Hungarian Civic Alliance in Serbia, but it links to the page of Hungarian Civic Alliance in Romania.

I assume Wikipedia is about the sake of 'knowledge'. I would like to ask anyone not to misuse it. I do not see any beneficial in transmiting clearly unbalanced, false information on it. While reading this article, it was clear for me that it was written by someone who is against the discussed idea and trying to collect and share as many information as possible to justify these beliefs. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.162.66.191 (talk) 20:36, 1 February 2008 (UTC)