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I don't want to propose a move proposal now, but I do want to get your input on whether this page should be moved. Most articles on political youth organizations on wikipedia are named after only part of their name: for instance "Jonge Socialisten" (for Jonge Socialisten in de Partij van de Arbeid) and DWARS (for DWARS GroenLinkse Jongerenorganisatie). The same is true for political parties Democraten 66 (for Political Party Democraten 66). So I feel that ROOD, jong in de SP should be moved to ROOD, because of these precedents, anyone agree, disagree? If there are no negative reactions before friday I'll start the official moving process. C mon07:33, 28 March 2007 (UTC)Reply
