Talk:Kiev Major

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Updating name of this event to the modern name of the city (i.e., Kyiv): Kyiv Major

Latest comment: 4 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Seems like in 2017 the official name of the event was Kiev Major, but later on after 2017 and after majority of English reliable sources switched from Kiev to Kyiv (and Wikipedia reflected that by changing to Kyiv per WP:COMMONNAME), seems like reliable sources started to refer to this event as Kyiv Major. Examples of usage of Kyiv Major include: 2017 example (in Ukrainian), 2017 example (in Ukrainian) 2020 example 1, 2020 example 2. Since Wikipedia does not go by the official names, but by the WP:COMMONNAME in English language, there is a good reason to rename the article and change the intro to be "Kyiv Major officially known in 2017 as Kiev Major". --67.175.201.50 (talk) 17:37, 25 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

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