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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/armenian_0.jpg600386When Khachik Gevorgyan announced on Facebook that he was going to delete people who write Armenian in Latin letters from his Facebook friends' list, not everyone reacted positively. For some people writing in Armenian is a technical issue, for others – a matter of habit. Even though some of Khachik’s friends felt offended, he is certain that his radical views and steps helped to promote Armenian language on the Internet.