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The article's point of view is skewed and is not neutral. It mentions some "Ukrainian nationalists" and it is wikified towards the Ukrainian nationalism. What is the purpose and point of that? What are those nationalists and who determined their political point of view? Aleksandr Grigoryev ( talk) 06:56, 14 April 2022 (UTC)
How come the Russian forces of Whites and Reds are not called as invaders in the article, while at the same time Ukrainian patriots are labeled as some kind of nationalists? Aleksandr Grigoryev ( talk) 06:58, 14 April 2022 (UTC)
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I have a question about the title. Were the congresses explicitly named and referred to formally by the name (translated, obviously) "Regional Congress of Peasants, Workers, and Insurgents"? Or is that a descriptive name?
Wikipedia reserves capitalization in article/section titles for proper names only, and otherwise uses sentence case. So the capitalization is very dependent on how the congresses (or their members) described themselves. And I ask, primarily, because one such congress (the Huliaipole District Soviet of Peasants', Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies) is used in the Infobox to represent the congresses.
Now, the differences could simply be slightly different translations of a formal name, of course. OTOH, perhaps the article title is more of a descriptive label than formal designation. That's fine it would just mean that the title should be "Regional congresses of peasants, workers, and insurgents", and a move is easy enough. Or perhaps "Regional Congresses of peasants, workers, and insurgents", if the Regional Congresses themselves were formally referred to as such.
If the title does represent [a translation of] the formal name used by and for the Congresses, then that's fine and the title is correct as-is. It wasn't clear to me one way or the other, from perusing the article and sources, so I thought I'd check. FeRDNYC ( talk) 18:12, 1 July 2023 (UTC)