先程も触れましたが、年号に関しては、日本特定の記事であれば併記されていたとしても異存は特にない、したがって「2015年の日本」において冒頭部に平成27年と併記していたところで全く問題ないと思うのですが、特に国を特定せず全般を扱う年度記事については、先程も触れた通り「他の紀年法」に置くことで平等さが保たれるのではないかと考える次第です。年度記事の掲載内容について英語版ほど厳しく（2002年以降の英語版年度記事）は、出来事において「3大陸ルール」（3以上の異なる大陸に属する国が報道にかかわりかつその規模が大きいこと）、死亡において「没前に10以上の非英語言語記事があること」が掲載の最低条件とされるなど数々の規制が設定されています。）なくてもいいとは思いますが、「限界」はあるにせよ、ある程度の基準を守らない限り、JPOVがなし崩し的に蔓延ってしまうことも懸念されますので。--What can I do for someone?（会話） 2015年1月26日 (月) 18:05 (UTC)
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I am from the Georgian Wikipedia and wanted to ask you if you could translate some Georgia-related articles for Japanese Wikipedia? I've seen that you speak some English and maybe you could help? I can help if needed in the Georgian Wiki as well. Hope to hear from you. Thank you. Jaqeli（会話） 2015年3月22日 (日) 11:09 (UTC)
You have reverted my edit, and I'm trying to understand why. :)
My plan was to post this message on the Village pump. I've followed the interwiki links from Wikidata, but I've obviously make a mistake. Where is the good place to post this message to the whole community?
There is nothing more than my message there. I need to inform the community, not just VisualEditor's page followers. Where can I do that? Thanks, Trizek (WMF)（会話） 2015年8月17日 (月) 10:43 (UTC)
I've requested some help here. I hope we can fix this misunderstanding (and I apologize for my lack of knowledge of Japanese language). Trizek (WMF)（会話） 2015年8月17日 (月) 15:14 (UTC)
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