2007-08-28, vtorak.
Soglosuo s raportis Rosju polcia zaderzxil prinaimensx 10 cxlovekis usled ubitie zxurnalisticaf, Politkovskaia. Politkovskaia ktor podporil Cxecxnju teroristis i bil proti Putinvoi guverie ziavuo bil ubilju ot Cxecxnju teroristis financitju ot oli-kradnik Berezovski. Ona bil ubilju abi Rosju guverie bil podozretju za tut ubitie i abi de-stabilili Rosia. Odnakju zlo-grup tozx smertil inju opozicnikis Rosju guverief abi populacia dumal zxe Rosju guverie es otvetju za tut ubities. Podobuo, pred neskolk rocxis, bil v Libanon smertilju vistupitsju opozicnik abi perevrotnikis spuskili perevrot proti Siuria.

Politkovskaia? Can't you use i and j normally (i.e. in the way every Slav knows, just Slovio doesn't) in proper names at least?

Its obvious that you know NOTHING about Russian latin transliteration... You have problem with everything you dont understand...

Generally speaking, the letter in question is transliterated ya in English-oriented transliterations and ja in Slavic-oriented transliterations. I suppose Slovio should either use a Slavic-oriented transliteartion, or finally stop pretending it is Slavic.

Its obvious that you know NOTHING about Russian latin transliteration

It looks like Russians have no idea about it too.

I second that. Russians don't use "ia" for "я", only "ya" or "ja".
Having said that - don't fight guys, we are All Slavs here, right?