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It doesn't serve the purpose of this Scots language encyclopedia to have diluted prose as a substitute for creating an article accurately depicting the use of the language.


First of all you should sign when you write something anywhere. Secondly, I assume I do not understand what you're meaning saying this. "Diluted prose as a substitute for creating an article accurately depicting the use of the language" I turned this six of seven times in my mind, without understanding what you want to say. Be understandable, please. Third, it is better to write in Scots here, not exclusively in Scots but in Scots, because, what would English, Spanish or Chinese, or even French Wikipaedians think if we write in Scots (or even in English) in their own wiki? They wouldn't find that normal. So, if you doesn't speak Scots, I understand. But, if so, why do you come and ask this kind of understandable questions? I repeat the first rule of Wikipaedia: Do Not Write Anything When You're Drunk! --Rabbie Barns 20:26, 2 Mey 2010 (UTC)[Replie]