Talk:Aleviler

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Regarding the mass revert.

I was going to start by removing just the line about Çağaptayism.

That doesn't link to any actual religion, it links to an American political scientist.
First source only mentions a group called "Christian-Alevi Friends of the CDU." This is clearly an interfaith political group of Alevis who find the CDU's goals to be useful.
Second source is not a source, it is an WP:OR statement.
Third source is a damn user comments section!

This is what prompted me to find who added this garbage - 108.31.250.33.

They also tried to cite this one to supposedly support their claim that there's a Christian Alevi group, but the only mention of Christianity is pre-modern influence on Alevism in general. Ian.thomson (talk) 15:08, 13 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]