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Re-name to "Identity card(s) in the European Union"
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Please revert, move to 'European identity card' or consult as per Wikipedia:Requested moves. [[User:Drumstick21|Drumstick21]] ([[User talk:Drumstick21|talk]]) 22:53, 6 April 2025 (UTC) |
Please revert, move to 'European identity card' or consult as per Wikipedia:Requested moves. [[User:Drumstick21|Drumstick21]] ([[User talk:Drumstick21|talk]]) 22:53, 6 April 2025 (UTC) |
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== Re-name to "Identity cards in the European Union" == |
== Re-name to "Identity card(s) in the European Union" == |
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After almost two years we still haven't found a solution for the title. So I propose a simple and rational idea: we could give it a name for what it actually is, that is, a model of identity card due to a law of the European Union. In this way, we can keep entirely the content of the article, simply by highlighting that other EEA countries and Switzerland joined the harmonization and by splitting in two the table that illustrates the images of any national card (one table for EU members and another one for associated members). What do you think? [[User:Kroby36|Kroby36]] ([[User talk:Kroby36|talk]]) 09:34, 5 July 2025 (UTC) |
After almost two years we still haven't found a solution for the title. So I propose a simple and rational idea: we could give it a name for what it actually is, that is, a model of identity card due to a law of the European Union. In this way, we can keep entirely the content of the article, simply by highlighting that other EEA countries and Switzerland joined the harmonization and by splitting in two the table that illustrates the images of any national card (one table for EU members and another one for associated members). What do you think? [[User:Kroby36|Kroby36]] ([[User talk:Kroby36|talk]]) 09:34, 5 July 2025 (UTC) |
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