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August 2013

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Two Questions about the Wiki Page " Milan Zeleny" I am writing

(Zhuyuxiang (talk) 23:05, 26 November 2013 (UTC)) Hi, Mario7:[reply]

I created the Wiki page of Milan Zeleny, introducing the Czech-American economist and professor Milan Zeleny. I saw that you have changed his birth place a few days ago. The birth place right now after you make change is "Klucké Chvalovice, Bohemia and Moravia (now Czech Republic)".

My question for you is could you delete "Bohemia and Moravia"? And leave the birth place as "Klucké Chvalovice, Czech Republic"? because I think "Bohemia and Moravia" is an old place name and it means Czech Lands. There are several countries in Czech land, which makes it vague if we still use "Bohemia and Moravia" as the birth place when introducing a person even though it is not wrong.

I think it will become more clearer and concise if we change it to "Klucké Chvalovice, Czech Republic"

My second question is could I add the academic title to this person? Like " Ing. Milan Zeleny, M.S., Ph.D ". Ing. stands for European Engineer and is an international professional qualification for engineers used in over 30 European countries. You can see title on the current page of Milan Zeleny. I am not sure. Please me clarify.

(Zhuyuxiang (talk) 23:05, 26 November 2013 (UTC))[reply]

I already change to the birth place that I think is more proper.

Help me check this issue and also about titles before the person's name.

(Zhuyuxiang (talk) 07:13, 27 November 2013 (UTC))[reply]