The result was no consensus. Some people have mentioned merging, which may be a viable solution, but there is not really any consensus to do any particular thing here. I suggest further discussion on the talk page to either identify a merge target everyone is happy with, or come up with improvements to the article. Lankiveil (speak to me) 07:25, 21 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Move to Wiktionary, expand, or delete. It cites only Russian sources, includes several dubious sentences, and isn’t much more than a definition. Frungi (talk) 21:03, 25 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
“ | The fact that this discussion is not clear what exactly duplicates the article about the term RUnet shows that the word is living separate lives , therefore , you should not delete . Otherwise confusion starts again , which I 'm trying to fight . Do not confuse the Russian-language Internet and the Internet in Russia , they are completely different and numerical , geographical, and legal figures . Also, look interwiki to this article , there was a mixture of everything in a pile - and the Russian Internet , Russian and so I suffered such interwiki it here in this general article. I long felt that the article should be called standardized and not " Runet " . However , under Runet often do not understand Russian or Russian Internet , and their union . So I once again for an article about to leave this word because it chrezyvayno popular and has independent significance. | ” |