"Your condescension is beginning to disgust me. You call Wladyslaw ""abhorrent"" and insult for making my preference for Ladislaus known. Well your belief that Wladyslaw is abhorrent is not shared by a majority of Wikipedians or English speakers. You say you're appalled that I haven't noticed that Polish is superior (""more reasonable"") because English and Latin versions vary but the Polish does not. Why? Why on earth should I accept that argument? You attack my arguments as based on ""whims,"" but how are yours different? Why can't we just pick an English variant and not the Polish one. The reason the English is preferable (though it varies) is that nobody knows how to pronounce those crazy diacritics and they shouldn't be forced to, at least not when viable translations exist. Your user page claims that you know English at a professional level. I will address every point you make when you start to make them more cogently.   

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