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chrisg 2006-03-15 2132 AEDT
: In the quote provided, ''Byzantine'' is referring to the specific liturgical tradition rather than to the bodies in question. In any event, the current wording (''Eastern'') is more in keeping with established English usage when comparing the two groups (''Eastern'' and ''Oriental''). ''Chalcedonian'' and ''Non-Chalcedonian'' are also quite common.
: Anyhow, the adjustment that Dcn. David originally made was in keeping with OrthodoxWiki's established Mainstream Chalcedonian Bias, in which ''Orthodox'' used without qualification refers to Chalcedonian/Eastern Orthodoxy. Please take the time to [[NPOV|familiarize yourself]] with that portion of and the rest of the [[OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual|Style Manual]].
: I do have a question about the external link, though—it seems to be linking only to the Greek Archdiocese's website without any history of SCOCCA included. The previous link included the history. I've restored it. {{User:ASDamick/sig}} 06:10, March 15, 2006 (CST)