User talk:Sredni vashtar

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Again, welcome!—Ëzhiki (Igels Hérissonovich Ïzhakoff-Amursky) • (yo?); 16:59, 25 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

eastern europe grading systems

Given your edit at Talk:GPA in Central and Eastern Europe#Proposed demerger, I'd like you to know that I stumbled across that in the middle of a task I started a while ago, to split the overly long grade (education) article into several articles for each country. See Talk:Academic grading in Denmark for more details.

So, there are now articles for the academic grading system in Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Lithuania, Romania, Poland, Latvia, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, all moved from their respective sections on Grade (education), except Russia, which already existed under another name, before I moved it to standardize the naming of this series of articles.

Grade (education), though, didn't have a section for Russia, but had a section for Russia and Former Soviet Union/CIS (without Moldova and Belarus). That section only refers directly Russia, Ukraine and Hungary (even though the latter two had their own section in the same article!).

So, to sum everything up: I now added "demerge" tags to all articles involved, linking to the discussion you started in February 2007. I thought you could be interested in helping on the splitting Grade (education)#Russia and Former Soviet Union/CIS (without Moldova and Belarus) and the sections of GPA in Central and Eastern Europe and merge them into the existing articles.

Thanks, and sorry for the long message. Waldir ^talk 21:57, 8 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]