Verskil tüsken versys van "Overleg:Vöärblad"

<big>As wiezigingen niet drek zichtbaor bin, klik dan op de onderstaonde verwiezing:</big><br/>

<big>http://nds-nl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vöärblad&action=purge</big>

 

== Schryfwyse? ==

:::5. This needs some explaining. Low Saxon has no standard variety, and regional varieties have all figured out their own more or less commonly accepted spellings (a grand total of 20, currently in the Netherlands. You'll understand our desire for a unified spelling, which we created with the [[Nysassiske Skryvwyse]]). Since these spellings aren't taught in schools, nobody but a few hard-core writers strictly adhere to them, or even know about them. So, the original policy was to at least try to follow the regionally accepted spelling for your dialect (There's about three for my Twentsk alone). Then we developed the Algemene Nedersaksiese Skriefwieze (ANS), which was the first full-blown attempt at a unified spelling for the whole Dutch-based Low Saxon area. But that still didn't include the Low Saxon writers from the German wikipedia, who often don't like the High German-based Sass'sche Schriefwies'. So, in 2018, we set out to develop the NSS, which we more or less completed early 2020. The old policy still stands, with the addition that we'd very much appreciate it if you'd try the Nysassiske Skryvwyse. And if that's a bridge too far, the ANS.

:::6. It has already happened before, which is why there is an nds.wikipedia (Germany) and an nds-nl.wikipedia (Netherlands). The whole reason for the split was the spelling issue. There have been incubator proposals for a separate Northern Low Saxon wikipedia and a Westphalian wikipedia, but they have all been turned down. Firstly because the dialects aren't that different after all, and secondly because we're already struggling to find writers as it is. As Grwen rightly pointed out, a further split would ''spell'' the end of either wikipedia. [[Gebruker:Woolters|Woolters]] ([[Overleg gebruker:Woolters|overleg]]) 09:39, 15 sep 2020 (CEST)

 

==Stockholm==