File talk:Knowledge of German EU map (2010).svg

South Tyrol (Südtirol)

Leftcry,

You probably don't know this, but German is official and native to South Tyrol, Italy. Thus, your "updating information" is actually disinformation. Exactly the same thing for East Belgium. Furthermore, if associated states (concerning the EU) are mentioned, Switzerland is to be mentioned as well - and 65 % speak German natively there.

What was your motivation for all this? Cannot have been knowledge about the actual subject. Please revert to the correct version again and then inform yourself, or keep your hands off in the first place. Obrigado.

I agree. This information is false. In South Tyrol is German the native language as in North- and East Tyrol. — Preceding unsigned comment was added by 217.149.166.254 (talk) 16:57, 2 August 2017 (UTC)

@Pymouss: @Gabriel HM:  Hi, this is not true. As I mentioned here, the color for South Tyrol must be changed to >50%, since not the entire population is native German-speaking. The Italian native population, though a minority, actually represents 26% of the population (source: official South Tyrol government). Apart from that, there's the Ladin minority (4%). So no: South Tyrol must not be compared to Austrian Tyrol, and so does not Alsace, which is also indicated as 100% native German: which source was provided for this region? This map needs to be changed: South Tyrol to >50%, and Alsace to the source-corresponding percentage. --Tenam2 (對話) 10:03, 3 May 2024 (UTC)

highly flawed map

see above, as I do not have to repeat what my predecessor has already said. 84.168.251.144 15:23, 11 July 2015 (UTC)

Date and contries

What is date of datas used in map? If it is EU map there is no place for non-EU countries. Eurohunter (對話) 21:29, 18 December 2015 (UTC)

UK 2006 out???

or 2010, when the file was created? Besides many other flaws, like German in Italy and Belgium, that HAS to be mended. Horst Emscher (對話) 09:42, 21 June 2020 (UTC)