Dear Colleagues: it seems that some points not delivered correctly: 1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause " for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;" it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text. 2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective. Thank you, Alexei Sozonov On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote:
@Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
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Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.) We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel>
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Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Colleagues, I fully agree with Dmitry. Kind regards, Michael -----Original Message----- From: cyrillicgp-bounces@icann.org [mailto:cyrillicgp-bounces@icann.org] On Behalf Of Dmitry Kohmanyuk Sent: Monday, April 27, 2015 11:25 AM To: Alexei Sozonov Cc: cyrillicgp@icann.org Subject: Re: [Cyrillicgp] Fwd: Character repertoire I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.) We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states - it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel>
To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Dear Colleagues, Ok, it's good suggestion from Dmitry, but... If you are prompted to remove something, then offer something instead this So, @Dmitry, - knowing very difficult nuances that you are stressed; - agreeing that the issues related to religion are not subject our consideration; - taking into account that the properties of the Cyrillic character repertoire may dictate nuances for the Rules (for example, this may be difficult to explain Integration Panel the use of the "apostrophe", what you yourself already know) there is a suggestion: Can you, Dmitry, not just to offer to drop the paragraph 1 in the existing wording? Do you ready to offer us a compromise variant? ----- Best Regards, Yuri Monday, April 27, 2015, 11:27:16 AM, you wrote:
Colleagues, I fully agree with Dmitry. Kind regards, Michael
-----Original Message----- From: cyrillicgp-bounces@icann.org [mailto:cyrillicgp-bounces@icann.org] On Behalf Of Dmitry Kohmanyuk Sent: Monday, April 27, 2015 11:25 AM To: Alexei Sozonov Cc: cyrillicgp@icann.org Subject: Re: [Cyrillicgp] Fwd: Character repertoire
I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.)
We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states - it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel>
To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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On 27 апр. 2015, at 14:10, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Ok, it's good suggestion from Dmitry, but... If you are prompted to remove something, then offer something instead this
So, @Dmitry, - knowing very difficult nuances that you are stressed; - agreeing that the issues related to religion are not subject our consideration; - taking into account that the properties of the Cyrillic character repertoire may dictate nuances for the Rules (for example, this may be difficult to explain Integration Panel the use of the "apostrophe", what you yourself already know) there is a suggestion: Can you, Dmitry, not just to offer to drop the paragraph 1 in the existing wording? Do you ready to offer us a compromise variant?
A compromise which would say that Cyrillic is important, that it is part of cultural supremacy etc? No. I don't think so. The whole thing reeks of Soviet history books and Bolshevik ideas of "three sister nations" and other made-up things. I can of course say that we should pay more attention to actual work on alphabets - but for Ukrainian language (where I am going to contribute) the alphabet issue is very clear - all letters but apostrophe are in MSR. What else? -- dk@
@Dmitry, I allow myself to make a remark. There was a very simple request - can you offer not just delete the partition and offer something instead - a another subject for discussion in point 1 As I understand situation, you offered to delete paragraph 1 only - and can't propose instead "anything". It's clear, and, please, you should so write. No need to write about some "Bolsheviks", "Soviet Union", "three sister nations" etc. This is not the place for political statements. Here big friendly community. Sorry if... and with the hope of understanding in the future work. --- Best Regards, Yuri Monday, April 27, 2015, 3:59:47 PM, you wrote:
On 27 апр. 2015, at 14:10, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Ok, it's good suggestion from Dmitry, but... If you are prompted to remove something, then offer something instead this
So, @Dmitry, - knowing very difficult nuances that you are stressed; - agreeing that the issues related to religion are not subject our consideration; - taking into account that the properties of the Cyrillic character repertoire may dictate nuances for the Rules (for example, this may be difficult to explain Integration Panel the use of the "apostrophe", what you yourself already know) there is a suggestion: Can you, Dmitry, not just to offer to drop the paragraph 1 in the existing wording? Do you ready to offer us a compromise variant?
A compromise which would say that Cyrillic is important, that it is part of cultural supremacy etc? No. I don't think so. The whole thing reeks of Soviet history books and Bolshevik ideas of "three sister nations" and other made-up things.
I can of course say that we should pay more attention to actual work on alphabets - but for Ukrainian language (where I am going to contribute) the alphabet issue is very clear - all letters but apostrophe are in MSR. What else?
-- dk@
Dmitry, Yuriy, All: thanks a lot for pointing it out: my voice was for dropping "trybe" reference, but regarding the rest religious it looks very reasonable and professional to point it out. Here the variant how it might be written: ..."100. Formation of the Cyrillic alphabet as the basis official writing system for individual nations and countries happened on the base of ancient languages, which shared they base and origin with Sanskrit. Among the reasons for formulating this particular writing system its worth to mention at least two: · for the territories of Central, Eastern and North Europe where Slavic people lived the need to form new Slavic states has grown. It was a key factor in the spread of power, faith, culture through the territories and times; · for relatively recent times for countries in other regions – it was a factor of involvement in political and cultural environment which was formed under the influence of entry into the Russian Empire, and later, starting in the 1920s, when in the USSR began the cultural revolution, known as the "Elimination of illiteracy"... On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 12:25 PM, Dmitry Kohmanyuk <dk@hostmaster.ua> wrote:
I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.)
We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Dear Alexey, All, thahks a lot for active position and proposed redaction of paragraph 1 @Alexey, I think - so much better in general, to my mind, paragraph 1 reflect the objective historical information on issues of Cyrillic alphabets. maybe this paragraph don't contain full and all diversity of historical information, in this case - it's negative factor for content. maybe... correct me, please. and in this case, all of us can to add your content, concerned your country and language, historically facts why i think it is important aspect? because each of us should show very rich and great variety of Cyrillic Code Points, which will be very important during next stages of our work, will be very important for understanding for place, significance and beauty of each unique Code Point of your native language. yes, we really must exclude as subject any nuance of religion, political relation etc. but the beauty and uniqueness of our languages must be understood and emphasized, firstly, by us within Cyrillic Panel and in the future these arguments should be transfered to the Integration Panel. I very much ask the Balkan, Mongolian and from Central Asia members make a contribution in the text. ---- Yuri Monday, April 27, 2015, 4:55:04 PM, you wrote:
Dmitry, Yuriy, All:
thanks a lot for pointing it out: my voice was for dropping "trybe" reference, but regarding the rest religious it looks very reasonable and professional to point it out.
Here the variant how it might be written:
..."100. Formation of the Cyrillic alphabet as the basis official writing system for individual nations and countries happened on the base of ancient languages, which shared they base and origin with Sanskrit. Among the reasons for formulating this particular writing system its worth to mention at least two:
· for the territories of Central, Eastern and North Europe where Slavic people lived the need to form new Slavic states has grown. It was a key factor in the spread of power, faith, culture through the territories and times;
· for relatively recent times for countries in other regions – it was a factor of involvement in political and cultural environment which was formed under the influence of entry into the Russian Empire, and later, starting in the 1920s, when in the USSR began the cultural revolution, known as the "Elimination of illiteracy"...
On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 12:25 PM, Dmitry Kohmanyuk <dk@hostmaster.ua> wrote:
I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.)
We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Agree with Dmitry too - I think religious/political references may prove to be controversial, and it may be difficult to come to a consensus on them. In fact, I earlier proposed to boil paragraph 1 down to a set of key points. Are there any volunteers to draft an alternative version? Thanks, Vladimir On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 3:48 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote:
Dear Alexey, All,
thahks a lot for active position and proposed redaction of paragraph 1 @Alexey, I think - so much better
in general, to my mind, paragraph 1 reflect the objective historical information on issues of Cyrillic alphabets. maybe this paragraph don't contain full and all diversity of historical information, in this case - it's negative factor for content. maybe... correct me, please. and in this case, all of us can to add your content, concerned your country and language, historically facts why i think it is important aspect? because each of us should show very rich and great variety of Cyrillic Code Points, which will be very important during next stages of our work, will be very important for understanding for place, significance and beauty of each unique Code Point of your native language. yes, we really must exclude as subject any nuance of religion, political relation etc. but the beauty and uniqueness of our languages must be understood and emphasized, firstly, by us within Cyrillic Panel and in the future these arguments should be transfered to the Integration Panel. I very much ask the Balkan, Mongolian and from Central Asia members make a contribution in the text.
---- Yuri
Monday, April 27, 2015, 4:55:04 PM, you wrote:
Dmitry, Yuriy, All:
thanks a lot for pointing it out: my voice was for dropping "trybe" reference, but regarding the rest religious it looks very reasonable and professional to point it out.
Here the variant how it might be written:
..."100. Formation of the Cyrillic alphabet as the basis official writing system for individual nations and countries happened on the base of ancient languages, which shared they base and origin with Sanskrit. Among the reasons for formulating this particular writing system its worth to mention at least two:
· for the territories of Central, Eastern and North Europe where Slavic people lived the need to form new Slavic states has grown. It was a key factor in the spread of power, faith, culture through the territories and times;
· for relatively recent times for countries in other regions – it was a factor of involvement in political and cultural environment which was formed under the influence of entry into the Russian Empire, and later, starting in the 1920s, when in the USSR began the cultural revolution, known as the "Elimination of illiteracy"...
On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 12:25 PM, Dmitry Kohmanyuk <dk@hostmaster.ua> wrote:
I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.)
We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
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Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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All, just a quick reaction to the discussed point. I do agree with the re-writing of the first point of the paragraph as proposed by Alexey. My proposal (as I started to make my comments already in the text), would be the following: 1. delete individual nations, by leaving only countries and regions 2. Re-write as follows: 1. For countries and regions of the Central and Eastern Europe where different people/individuals were established, in their majority being Slavic and which formed afterwards quite often Slavic states. The majority of them integrated the Cyrillic alphabet as a fundamental basis of their States and afterwards of the educational system/principals. 2. For the countries in the regions outside of the Central-European region the Cyrillic alphabet was brought by the Russian Empire or later by the educational programs developed by the former USSR. Here we refer mainly to the regions: (mention the regions) But Alexey proposal is the great one to my opinion. 3. Also, it is quite difficult to go through the number of mails sent every day, can we just work on the document by making our comments in the text and someone will just summarize them one time for all? Hope this helps the discussion to move forward. Best, Yuliya Le 27.04.2015 16:48, Yuriy Kargapolov a écrit :
Dear Alexey, All,
thahks a lot for active position and proposed redaction of paragraph 1 @Alexey, I think - so much better
in general, to my mind, paragraph 1 reflect the objective historical information on issues of Cyrillic alphabets. maybe this paragraph don't contain full and all diversity of historical information, in this case - it's negative factor for content. maybe... correct me, please. and in this case, all of us can to add your content, concerned your country and language, historically facts why i think it is important aspect? because each of us should show very rich and great variety of Cyrillic Code Points, which will be very important during next stages of our work, will be very important for understanding for place, significance and beauty of each unique Code Point of your native language. yes, we really must exclude as subject any nuance of religion, political relation etc. but the beauty and uniqueness of our languages must be understood and emphasized, firstly, by us within Cyrillic Panel and in the future these arguments should be transfered to the Integration Panel. I very much ask the Balkan, Mongolian and from Central Asia members make a contribution in the text.
---- Yuri
Monday, April 27, 2015, 4:55:04 PM, you wrote:
Dmitry, Yuriy, All:
thanks a lot for pointing it out: my voice was for dropping "trybe" reference, but regarding the rest religious it looks very reasonable and professional to point it out.
Here the variant how it might be written:
..."100. Formation of the Cyrillic alphabet as the basis official writing system for individual nations and countries happened on the base of ancient languages, which shared they base and origin with Sanskrit. Among the reasons for formulating this particular writing system its worth to mention at least two:
· for the territories of Central, Eastern and North Europe where Slavic people lived the need to form new Slavic states has grown. It was a key factor in the spread of power, faith, culture through the territories and times;
· for relatively recent times for countries in other regions – it was a factor of involvement in political and cultural environment which was formed under the influence of entry into the Russian Empire, and later, starting in the 1920s, when in the USSR began the cultural revolution, known as the "Elimination of illiteracy"...
On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 12:25 PM, Dmitry Kohmanyuk <dk@hostmaster.ua> wrote:
I would strongly recommend to drop all those religious references. The whole paragraph is out of scope, and references to tribes spreading "Orthodox faith" are weak (Christianity? Many nations using Cyrillic alphabet had other religions; for example, Russians practiced Islam; some Ukrainians are Catholic; and I don't think Mongols are predominantly Christians etc.)
We should stick to character repertoires and other tasks that are in scope and leave politics to politicians, and religion to priests.
On 27 апр. 2015, at 08:14, Alexei Sozonov <a.sozon@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Colleagues:
it seems that some points not delivered correctly:
1. In the first chapter \ introduction from the clause
" for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic tribes lived and formed the Slavic states – it was factor in the spread of Christianity, the Orthodox faith and religious or basic education in the Middle Ages;"
it's important to understand that evidences exist that not only "Slavic tribes" but well developed cities and states lead us back in history. So its obvious that we have no grounds have term "tribes" in the report here, and when ever it my appear in the text.
2. From linguistic point there is one important and true point that need to be emphasized to appreciate the scope of the languages we work - the simple fact, that closest language to our proto-Cyrillic language (pre Russian/Ukrainian) is Sanskrit, that considered the oldest in India, and the world, needless to say West Europe. This is important as it gives right historical perspective to scope of language in total, and the role of Kiril and Methodius is just alphabet. The Language should not be treated as new born after alphabet compilation, but should be discussed in its real glory and retrospective.
Thank you,
Alexei Sozonov
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info> wrote: @Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel>
To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Yuri, Please find attached my comments in the text. Best regards, Yulia Le 23.04.2015 17:58, Yuriy Kargapolov a écrit :
@Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
This is a forwarded message
From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel>
To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
===8<===========End of original message text===========
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks, Vladimir
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Dear all, First, I want to express my deepest appreciation and congratulations to Yuriy, regarding this doc. Secondly, similar to others working groups, the major activity of the members appears when the issues occurs. This time those issues cover the trilogy of topics that I personally like to avoid: politics, religion and history. Any topic from this trilogy could lead to endless debate, and most important, there is no unique opinion or solution at the end of such debate - because there is no end. This time, I am not in position to avoid this topics, although I don't see that they are related to our work. That's why I am sharing the same concerns as You, and we must be careful and try to avoid them in this technical doc. I will try to be as short as I can. Regarding Yuliya comments (thank You, Yuliya, great observations) I will like to explain> *1.* *Nation*: Oxford dictionary says - Nation is a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular state or territory. There are some theories that nation is defined by its culture, religion and alphabet. Still, the nation is the most advanced ethnic community (horde, genus, tribe, demos, nation). What I am trying to say, in the "Proposal...", we are talking about the nations, not only states and regions. If You are living in other country or region, You will not forget to use Your alphabet when You are using native language. So, I disagree that we must avoid this term, and use only state and region. *2.* The usage of tribe is similar, but... To cut the story short> /"100. Formation of the Cyrillic alphabet as the basis official writing system for individual nations and countries happened for two reasons:// //• For the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, it was a factor in the spread of religion and basic education in the Middle Ages;// //• For the countries in the regions outside of the Central-European region the Cyrillic alphabet was brought by the Russian Empire or later by the educational programs developed by the former USSR. Here we refer mainly to the regions: ...//" /This way we avoid possible religion issues. *3.* Regarding > /103. They were *of Greek origin* from the modern city of Thessaloniki, which then was part of the Byzantine Empire. It should be noted that the Bulgarian tradition calls brothers Bulgarians/ As a man from Balkan region, I must say that this sentence is a political declaration this days. There is a major dispute between Greece and Macedonia about history. If You want to enter into this dispute, You can save the part "they were of Greek origin", but I suggest that we use diplomatic approach and erase "of Greek origin". Also, I agree with Yuliya - there is no point to say what are the feelings that Bulgarians have towards them. This could became political problem. 4. *Colonized*: I don't see the problem with this word. I agree with Yuliya with the rest of hers observations. At the end, I would like to say> Our grounds in further work is simple: not only wide region (13 countries and 108 scripts) but MILLIONS OF PEOPLE are using Cyrillic script. Not history, politics or religion. Again, Yuriy is right when he sad that we must be faster and concrete. But, Yuriy, our behavior as a members are common for WGs... Being the head of GP, sometimes turns out to be similar to the function of reminder app on smartphone, and sometimes Head needs to cut the discussion and leads to the "finish line". No hard feelings, Yuriy, it's a fact, I was there... :) Regards, Dušan On 27.4.2015 20:03, Yuliya Morenets wrote:
Yuri,
Please find attached my comments in the text.
Best regards, Yulia
Le 23.04.2015 17:58, Yuriy Kargapolov a écrit :
@Vladimir, I redirect this file to common emaling
@ALL, my remarks and explanations on file in regard discussion during last conf-call
point #1
As result of discussion - we erased Table no.3 from body of "Proposal..." AT THIS STAGE.
It's clear, during conf-call, to my mind, all are understood this point which has been proposed by Vladimir.
The main aspect after exluding Table no.3:
1) Table no. 3 - one of bases of our work
2) Stage no. 2:
2.1) at this stage MUST be Table no.3
2.2) Very strong efforts for emergence of this Table for aims our
future activity.
3) Stage no.3 and follow-up activity - operation with Table no. 3
point #2
Please, find, paragraph 3.5 and check deadline for tasks and subtasks
WE HAVE 4 DAYS UP TO APR, 28 ONLY
---
Best Regards,
Yuri
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From: Vladimir Shadrunov <info@vlad.tel <mailto:info@vlad.tel>>
To: Yuriy Kargapolov <yvk@uanic.info <mailto:yvk@uanic.info>>, Sarmad Hussain <sarmad.hussain@icann.org <mailto:sarmad.hussain@icann.org>>, Dusan Stojicevic <dusan@dukes.in.rs <mailto:dusan@dukes.in.rs>>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015, 5:00:27 PM
Subject: Character repertoire
===8<==============Original message text===============
Hi,
To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from.
I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record.
Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust.
Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe.
Thanks,
Vladimir
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Hi, To illustrate what I was talking about on the call today - I think we need to keep a proper record of where the Character repertoire is coming from. I suggest that we fill in the spreadsheet attached which includes the name of the author, the name of the reviewer and source of information. We then post this spreadsheet to the list for the record. Once this is done we will at least be able to judge if the process to generate those tables was robust. Sorry Yuriy, I wasn't able to capture all the names that you mentioned on the call - so if you can just fill them in - that would be quickest I believe. Thanks, Vladimir
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Alexei Sozonov -
Dmitry Kohmanyuk -
Dusan Stojicevic -
Michael Yakushev -
Vladimir Shadrunov -
Yuliya Morenets -
Yuriy Kargapolov