Talk:Imilchil

Latin (Imilchil ), yes. Arabic (إملشيل‎), yes. How about Tamazight?

Is there any way to spell Imilchil--which is spelled in both Latin and Arabic alphabets in the present article--in the Tamazight language and/or the Tifinagh alphabet of the local Amazigh population? If no, and unless Tifinagh characters are not supported by Wikipedia, why not? Are the Imazighen to be considered not worthy?Hadan 22:44, 23 November 2009 (UTC)

Suppress 2nd external link--it's not only misleading but also plainly false and even racist in content.

The present (Nov. 23, 2009) second external link leads to a site that states "Along the front you see four future brides dressed up in local costumes" in its first caption of a picture. This statement is pure and no less racist fiction. Anyone can see that the "brides" in question are not even yet teenagers. To suggest that the Imilchil Betrothal Festival involves marrying of young girls is just simply unacceptable. Hadan 22:43, 23 November 2009 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Hadan (talk • contribs)

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