Talk:Slovak National Party

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Contents 1 Testing 2 Can someone, please, 3 Disputes 4 Remove map

[edit] Testing

Testing... Please, write your objections, if you have any! Laddy

Thank you for editing... I was thinking, that I should have named the headline more neutrally. :) Laddy

Please, do not change the name of the sub-article "SNS in the common state of Czechs and Slovaks" to "SNS in Czechoslovakia". Czechoslovak Republic was renamed in 1938 and became the Czecho-Slovak Republic. My headline makes the situation easier, so please, let it be! Thanks! Laddy

Laddy = Liberal Nationalist

I hope Juro won´t change ĺudáci to Slovak People´s Party. At that time they weren´t organized as a party. Liberal Nationalist 13:22, Mar 16, 2005 (UTC)

This is a linguistic problem - you cannot translate ludaci with "populars" - that's impossible. The only possible translation is Populists, but for obvious reasons populists is not suitable as well. Try to find another solution, like "the (future) People's Party" or something like that. Juro 03:08, 19 Mar 2005 (UTC)

After reading this article, I still have no clue about the party's ideology. I don't speak Slovak, so I have no idea how to research for this, but someone ought to be able to. User:Mordac 18:51, 26 Jun 2006 (GMT)

[edit] Can someone, please,

explain, where the latest edits have disappeared? Not only from the article, but from the history. --91.127.63.46 14:46, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

They´re back now. --91.127.63.46 14:48, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Disputes

This page has been the target of ongoing edit wars, and I am disappointed to see that there has been absolutely zero attempt to engage at the talkpage. I have protected the article for 24 hours. When the protection is lifted, this does not mean that edit-warring can continue. Anyone else who continues to revert without discussion, is at risk of being placed on editing restrictions, and/or having their account access blocked.

For further information, or to raise any other issues about the disputes or the behavior of the editors involved in them, please see User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment. --Elonka 22:39, 17 April 2008 (UTC)

Na fóre internetovej stránky SNS bola od novembra umiestnená mapa Európy, na ktorej bolo územie Maďarska rozdelené medzi Rakúskom a Slovenskom. Píše o tom dnešné vydanie maďarského denníka Magyar Hírlap.

Denník zisťoval u hovorcu SNS Rafaela Rafaja, či názory prezentované na fóre sú totožné so zahraničnopolitickými postojmi strany a ak nie, prečo národovci umožnili takúto mapu zverejniť na svojej stránke. Do utorka na tieto otázky Magyar Hírlap síce nedostal odpoveď, ale mapku podľa novín z fóra odstránili.

Mapa Európy umiestnená na fóre bola podľa vyjadrenia strany príspevkom vloženým do diskusného fóra.

"Aby sme predišli prípadným vykonštruovaným kombináciám úplne nepodstatnej informácie spomenutého maďarského denníka, Slovenská národná strana pre TASR zdôrazňuje, že išlo o príspevok vložený do diskusného fóra, kam môže prispieť prakticky hocikto a SNS reaguje v pravidelných intervaloch na vložené neprijateľné príspevky na svojej internetovej stránke po ich preskúmaní," informovala TASR tlačová tajomníčka SNS Jana Benková.

Periodikum spolu s niektorými ďalšími maďarskými médiami monitoruje slovenské médiá, ktoré informovali o kauze predsedu SNS Jána slotu. Ten podľa dokumentov z archívu Ústavu pamäti národa údajne kradol v Rakúsku autá a na Slovensku vylúpil obchod.

Maďarské médiá zverejnili podrobnosti týchto dokumentov. Denník Népszabadság v článku pod názvom Mladý Slota kradol, oslovil slovenského politológa Gregorija Mesežnikova, podľa ktorého v krajinách, kde platia normy politickej kultúry, takýto politik vyvodí patričné dôsledky. "Na Slovensku je takýto krok takmer úplne vylúčený," dodal politológ.

(spravodajca TASR Ladislav Vallach)

Nothing to talk about. I linked Magyar Hírlap's page. It then gone around in the Hungarian media.[1], [2], [3], etc.

It was on SNS's webpage since november. What did Jana Benková (spokesman of SNS) told? :) "Aby sme predišli prípadným vykonštruovaným kombináciám úplne nepodstatnej informácie spomenutého maďarského denníka, Slovenská národná strana pre TASR zdôrazňuje, že išlo o príspevok vložený do diskusného fóra, kam môže prispieť prakticky hocikto a SNS reaguje v pravidelných intervaloch na vložené neprijateľné príspevky na svojej internetovej stránke po ich preskúmaní," informovala TASR tlačová tajomníčka SNS Jana Benková." It was uploaded by a forum user, and was removed during a regular maitenance. Well, its not that regular, ot they were aware of its existence and let it be on their page. This is how SNS works.

So at least it could be mentioned at least as a "controversy". --Rembaoud (talk) 11:02, 18 April 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Remove map

I think we have discussed the matter enough at Elonka's experiment page (see archive of discussion). I insist on the opinion that use of map of divided Hungary is not proportionate to the importance of controversy, it is just one of many surrounding Slovak National Party. We have agreed on the approach and specific sentence in discussion that was freely available to anyone not blocked within 3 days of its run and even later. Therefore I am removing the map from the article. Are there any new arguments? --Ruziklan (talk) 19:05, 27 April 2008 (UTC)