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[edit] Independence

I believe all the necessary changes have been made to reflect Montenegrin independence:

• Add the necessary nation-state bits to Montenegro.
• Add Montenegro to Mediterranean Europe, Europe, etc.
• Change Montenegro's IsIn.
• Delete the existing redirect at Serbia and move the Serbia and Montenegro page there.
• Remove any Montenegrin content from Serbia (including recoloring the CIA map).
• Check "What links here" for Serbia and Montenegro and change the links to "Serbia", "Montenegro", or "Serbia and Montenegro", as appropriate.
• Update the IsIn for Montenegro's subarticles (which might not all be region-specific).

For the record, I left the S&M team identity for World Cup 2006 since that's technically whom they represent. There will likely be some follow-up changes dealing with immigration policies, internet TLD, maybe calling code, etc. They already use the Euro, so the currency issue is already settled. This article itself could still use some work, however. - Todd VerBeek 13:09, 4 June 2006 (EDT)

Land mines in Montenegro?? Is this correct? They were not involved in the Balkans wars. In October 1992, I visited Budva and went hiking (including off the trail) on the mountain overlooking the town (whose name I forget).

[edit] Stay safe

Hi people, a part of the article is at least ridicules :) – ‘land mines in Montenegro’ :)

Maybe you can review this, I can suggest something like this - “Montenegro is generally a safe country. There is, as well as other countries, an amount of criminal activities, but police forces are pretty fast in there duties. The number is 92, as well as international distress call 112.” -- OutLook

[edit] intra-country buses run on schedule

Get around > By bus now reads:

Buses are frequent, safe and on schedule.

I have traveled frequently during a week in June 2008 from Petrovac to several destinations, and seen it most of the time that 15 to 30 min delay is common. For now I changed wording to "more or less on schedule", but we'd better find a less vague wording. What routes / types of buses were originally meant here in "Buses are ... on schedule" ? --DenisYurkin 16:32, 16 June 2008 (EDT)

[edit] smoking in intra-country buses

Get around > By bus now reads:

In addition, it is common for people to smoke on a crowded bus.

We frequently saw that drivers smoke heavily on bus--but never seen that passengers do. Was it originally meant that drivers smoke, or also passengers? If the latter, at what routers passengers can be seen as smoking (or allowed to)? --DenisYurkin 16:32, 16 June 2008 (EDT)