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{{subst:Newari alphabets|Nepal alphabets|reason= Newari is a derogatory term. Please do not use it. Stick to historical name.}}
Comment This might be tied into a bizarre effort to rename the Newari language "Nepal", a name which AFAIK is not used in English. I don't know about the scripts, but a ref would be nice. There are zero hits for "Nepal alphabet" on Gbooks, apart from a book in German from 1896, and I can't tell if it's even the same script. — kwami (talk) 06:03, 26 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Ever heard of something called NPOV, kwami? Being one of the 40 most "active" users in wiki, you should know better. There is more to knowledge than google. When it comes to languages and cultures that are on the brink of extinction, light-years away from the threshold of "digital divide", there is a lot more to knowledge than google! It is "bizzare" to consider the online "tourist" publications as "standard" and not the English publication of native language regulating bodies. Just because the native publications have not made it to the internet era, does not mean you can mercilessly wipe out their existence with AFAIK "fact"s. Please have the courtesy to properly discuss and please be civil before passing prejudices. " tied into a bizarre effort to rename the Newari language" is not a constructive approach at all! Its simply disheartening to see what wikipedians have fallen to over the years! --Eukesh (talk) 15:38, 14 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
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