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If you insist that Luna Ki shouldn’t be there, it has to look like this, cause this was their draws. Don’t you think this looks pretty stupid?

Hi, it would be pretty nice if you stopped deleting Luna Ki from the list of competing acts in Semi-final 1 cause no one performed first in the show cause she was meant to, if that means that you write the wrong draws to each participant, Varry Brava openend the show as 2, and then it goes like this till Chanel closes as 7, and not 6. 83.93.189.28 (talk) 13:12, 22 May 2022 (UTC)

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Again, on Poland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994. — Diannaa (talk) 13:33, 3 September 2022 (UTC)

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Why did you delete Israel from the list?

It's important that Israel will host "Israel Calling". If Israel will not participate at Eurovision, there is no reason Israel will host that. However, Israel didn't declare their participation at ESC. Adir David (talk) 19:20, 16 May 2023 (UTC)

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I only just now have noticed you had mentioned me at talk:Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, no notification was sent probably because you added the mention later; sorry about that. I felt removing the longlist was removing essential info on the selection procedure, though you had a point about the percentages in the wildcard table. Since then I have reduced the size of the tables because it did feel like they were in the way of the main participants table. ~ IvanScrooge98 (talk) 08:43, 5 February 2024 (UTC)

Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024

Hello; I recently moved this article into mainspace, as it was submitted via the Articles for Creation process. However, the user who had submitted it is now blocked, and you were the primary author of the page. Would you rather the page stay as a draft to be worked on, or in mainspace? Utopes _{(talk / cont)} 17:25, 20 August 2024 (UTC)

@Utopes Hello, thanks for reaching out. There is very little known about the selection process at this time, so I think it's best this stays a draft for now. Agwjkl (talk) 09:04, 21 August 2024 (UTC)

Alright; it’s now been draftified. Utopes _{(talk / cont)} 10:37, 21 August 2024 (UTC)

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Removing info.

Could you pls remove the other countries section from the other JESC editions Happyhappy2014 (talk) 14:08, 3 October 2025 (UTC)

congratulations, you did it!

page: Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 what you did: spanish song date it was: 7/10/2025 91.234.25.26 (talk) 07:26, 7 October 2025 (UTC)

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Hi! I wanted to ask about your recent edit on this article. Could you please explain why you thought that information was irrelevant and how you reached that conclusion?-- Nurtenge (talk) 11:45, 13 October 2025 (UTC)

Hello, @Nurtenge! I recognise and appreciate the effort you put into adding this table to the page. However, I have classified it as irrelevant and have chosen to remove it for the following reasons:

1. this information plays little to no part in understanding the final result (which is itself presented right above), it is a tally dependent solely on the time the vote was cast, rather than reflecting any distinct method of casting the vote or anything that could make its separate display justified, meaning it's simply trivial, which makes it unsuitable for Wikipedia per MOS:TRIVIA,
2. there is no precedent of creating such "pre-show" and "during the show" voting splits for similar event articles (though the first point alone is sufficient to exclude it).

This is how I reached a conclusion in this specific case. Each addition to the page is examined separately. Agwjkl (talk) 12:20, 13 October 2025 (UTC)

Catagorising

Hello!

I wanted ask why you removed the sub-headings in production. Those being.

Change of roles

Budget and press involvement

As well as the heading "Format" (the reason as to why I added is given in my edit summary ).

Thanks. Happyhappy2014 (talk) 09:13, 10 November 2025 (UTC)

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Potential host countries of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026

I added a section on who could host Junior Eurovision 2026, listing 4 potential host countries based on recent information and also citing other times the winning country refused to host the next edition (Italy giving it to Bulgaria in 2015 and France giving it to Spain in 2024) as a precedent.

Usually the EBU invites the runner-up of the previous edition to host the contest, but this won't be possible as Ukraine can't host the contest due to the ongoing Russian invasion, which puts us in a new position compared to other recent editions. This leaves Georgia (who finished in 3rd place) and Armenia (who finished in 4th place), who were only a couple points behind Ukraine, as likely hosts for the EBU to invite given the fact that both countries have hosted the contest already; both have since 2022.

Then, there's also North Macedonia and San Marino whose broadcasters have openly confirmed their interest in hosting a future contest. SMRTV announced in September 2025 that it wants to host in 2026, meanwhile MRT is in discussions with the EBU to host in 2027, however this could be redirected to 2026 given that France has decided not to host the contest next year. These sources are coming from the broadcasters themselves.

I understand why some this may can be seen as speculative, but we have sources confirming MRT and SMRTV's intentions to host a future Junior Eurovision, and have plausible reasons to mention Armenia and Georgia potentially hosting the contest given their history and considering how the EBU normally selects the next host for JESC (again using 2015 and 2024 as examples as all other editions since 2013 have been hosted by the winner of the previous edition, except 2018 which was announced before the 2017 contest had finished and as such isn't applicable as an example here).

Overall, given the unusual circumstances of next year's Junior Eurovision and the fact that France has opted out and Ukraine can't do it, I think it's important to include a section about who could be host and there is a lot of speculation about it and this helps establish what we know so far. Rquinn19 (talk) 21:10, 18 December 2025 (UTC)

@Rquinn19 Hello. I understand your edits were made in good faith and aim to provide context about possible outcomes of the host country selection process (if one is held). However, Wikipedia is not a publisher of original thought (see talking points below), nor an indiscriminate collection of information as your additions treat it by including excessive context.

Most of the points in your edit are either unsupported or irrelevant. Ukraine's loss of hosting rights for the adult contest in 2023 has no impact on the junior contest in 2026 and no source has been provided to suggest otherwise. While MRT has confirmed discussions about hosting the 2027 edition in North Macedonia, this does not concern 2026 and there is currently no information indicating any acceleration in this regard. Armenia and Georgia are purely speculative, so I will not even comment on them.

San Marino's expression of willingness to host, announced in September, is the most relevant point; however, it is already mentioned elsewhere in the article and there is no indication that an open bidding process for 2026 is planned. Their statement did not confirm an intention to submit a bid, only a general interest in hosting, which is too vague to conclude as definitive.

For these reasons, I stand by my decision not to include this material on the page and I do not consider my edits to be controversial. Agwjkl (talk) 21:29, 18 December 2025 (UTC)

Bulgaria in the ESC 2026

Hello, I wanted to clear up a misunderstanding regarding the page in question. What I meant was not the addition of the “c,” which was mistakenly left over from the Italian transliteration (which comes from my main project field), but the fact that every source related to the selection defined it as “Natsionalnata,” and not as “Natsionalna” as user Dan agent06 insisted on inserting into the page more than once.

After that change, I personally took it upon myself to leave a warning about possible vandalism on their talk page, kindly asking them to refrain from inserting their POV, despite the fact that various sources attest to the opposite.

I hope this has cleared up any confusion :) « Ðømīnīk • Cåpuån » 16:51, 27 January 2026 (UTC)

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Just to let you know, you're only allowed to make one revert in 24hr period on the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 article. You have already made two reverts in a 24hr period. You don't want to risk getting blocked. Kind regards IJA (talk) 15:16, 13 May 2026 (UTC)

Agwjkl, this was a valid warning. Perhaps a red stop sign will help: ~ ToBeFree (talk) 21:29, 13 May 2026 (UTC)

@ToBeFree I agree and acknowledge my mistake here. I still believe I was acting in good faith by inserting information that had already reached consensus within WikiProject Song Contests, but I indeed should not have overlooked the guidelines. This one's on me and I'll make sure to follow the proper process more carefully going forward. Agwjkl (talk) 21:37, 13 May 2026 (UTC)

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Hi

Cristian Tarcea is Monoir, he's the producer of this song and first writer, the others are just his collaborators. If you click on Monoir, there's his name. He is a known writer in the region. The song belongs to the dance genre present in Romania, check Monoir, it's no Norwegian style.

You're implying that Monoir is not the producer, but he handled absolutely everything. Dara was signed in 2019 by his Romanian label and another Romanian label bigger. .karellian-24 (talk) 03:30, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

@.karellian-24 Yes, he is Monoir, so what? And how in the world am I implying that Monoir isn't the producer? The standard practice we have been using is to use the legal names of songwriters when they have an existing page (as Monoir does on Romanian Wikipedia), not stage names. Eurovision credits are based on songwriting, not production, and the formatting across other articles reflects that standard. Your edits don’t have any basis and are creating inconsistency with the rest of the coverage. Whatever Monoir's involvement in the production may have been is irrelevant in this context, what matters here are the official songwriting credits. I do not care what Monoir did for this song. Agwjkl (talk) 03:37, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

Also, please do not disrupt the formatting that has been adopted all throughout for this year. If we have been using alphabetical order by names, then changing it specifically to elevate one contributor over others is not appropriate or reasonable. Please stick to the established format. Agwjkl (talk) 03:39, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

Ok, no problem, just keep my improved version. He's known by the name of Monoir, when you click on his name you can see his name Cristian Tarcea. He's totalising billions on YouTube, with some major hits in South-Eastern Europe, just that his page is not updated. Mainly he's a producer and writer, not so much a singer. He's still very young and is producing since adolescence. .karellian-24 (talk) 03:43, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

@.karellian-24 Again, you are disputing the standard that has been applied consistently across all themed articles this year. Wikipedia is not a platform for promotion and the current edits appear to be introducing emphasis that is not supported by the established convention. Please adhere to the agreed formatting and editorial standard so that the article remains consistent with the rest of the coverage and don't waste more time on this. Agwjkl (talk) 03:47, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

What standard? I'll keep his real name, but his page remains. Otherwise, I'll insinuate that you're trying to hide things! I'll also mention who the producer is in the introduction. Are you a member of the Norwegian company? Because I'm not connected to music, but to sports. .karellian-24 (talk) 03:54, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

@.karellian-24 Genuinely, what are you talking about? What Norwegian company? The standard here is about consistent formatting and presentation across similar articles. Please focus on the established conventions being used across these articles rather than attributing motives. There is already an interlanguage link to his Romanian Wikipedia article at the top of the page anyway, the blue link format you are introducing is not typical.

If you have a desire to improve Monoir's coverage, that can be done through creating his article on English Wikipedia or by explicitly noting production roles where they are relevant, such as on the "Bangaranga" page. However, that is separate from how songwriting credits are formatted here. At the moment, the changes being made are introducing inconsistency where there is already a clear convention. Agwjkl (talk) 04:00, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

I don't have time, Monoir's work is 10 times larger than what's on the Romanian Wikipedia. That's why I redirected it to his Romanian page.

If you think it's a convention, do what you want, but it's embarrassing that the producers aren't mentioned. And you don't want Tarcea to be redirected to Monoir, it's common on Wikipedia, it's legal to put pages in other languages.

I'm tired of conventions, when now everything is professional and I just added the link to his name and the producers. There is no such dance music in Norway or in North. It's similar to everything that has been taken out of Romania in the past 20 years. The company page where Wik works is promotional. Monoir is legit and in trend since many years although he's still young. .karellian-24 (talk) 04:07, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

@.karellian-24 You do not have to read this if you "don't have time", but I am making sure I am conveying everything clearly for the sake of communication.

Again, I do not care who contributed how much to this song or where this style of music originates from. Only the relevant credits matter in the context of Eurovision formatting conventions and what you are introducing is simply trivial in the context of Bulgaria's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, which is the subject of the article. The interlanguage link already does exactly what you are (I think? Your previous response does not make it very clear anymore) trying to introduce, by linking to the Romanian Wikipedia page of Monoir using established cross-language formatting. That is the most appropriate mechanism for this within Eurovision-based contexts. Agwjkl (talk) 04:15, 17 May 2026 (UTC)

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