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 In 1984, the Frisian speaking village Minnertsga/Minnertsgea was added to municipality Het Bildt, which caused another wave for the Bildts language and culture movement, eventually leading to equal status for both languages in the new enlarged municipality. In 1980, //Stiching Ons Bildt// was founded to support the language and culture, which organised Bildts language courses for example.((Van Sluis, P. (2015). //Seven perspectives on Bildts: The Bildts language status in a European context//. Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning. Retrieved from [[https://www.mercator-research.eu/fileadmin/mercator/documents/publications/2015__Sluis__van_der-_Seven_perspectives_on_Bildts.pdf]].)) This organisation merged with the Bildts Dokumintasysintrum, cultural-archaeological visitor centre Aerden Plaats, and the abovementioned Kemissy Meertalighyd into the Stichting Bildts Aigene foundation in 2015, of which the last two went their own way again after a few years.
-In the years leading to formation of the new municipality Waadhoeke in 2018, the Bildts language and culture movement was very active again, with recognition of the Bildts language as one of their aims (also see [[languages:bildts_in_the_netherlands_under_construction#Legislation of language education:|Legislation of language education]]). Although Bildts was not recognised on national level, the province of Fryslân as well as the municipality of Waadhoeke stated that they would promote and continue to financially support the Bildts language.((Coalitie Waadhoeke: CDA, SAM, FNP (2018). //Nije grinzen, nije kânsen: Coalitie-akkoord Waadhoeke 2018-2022 CDA, SAM en FNP.// Retrieved from [[https://www.waadhoeke.nl/fileadmin/bestanden/Coalitieakkoord_Waadhoeke_2018-2022.pdf]].))((Deputearre Steaten fan Fryslân (2018). //Moasje 1141, erkenning Biltsk//. Retrieved from [[https://cms.fnp.frl/cms/bijlagen/20180313_Brief_DS_Moasje_1141_erkenning_Biltsk.pdf]].))((Van Sluis, P. (2015). //Seven perspectives on Bildts: The Bildts language status in a European context//. Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning. pp. . Retrieved from [[https://www.mercator-research.eu/fileadmin/mercator/documents/publications/2015__Sluis__van_der-_Seven_perspectives_on_Bildts.pdf]].))
+In the years leading to formation of the new municipality Waadhoeke in 2018, the Bildts language and culture movement was very active again, with recognition of the Bildts language as one of their aims (also see [[languages:bildts_in_the_netherlands#Legislation of language education|Legislation of language education]]). Although Bildts was not recognised on national level, the province of Fryslân as well as the municipality of Waadhoeke stated that they would promote and continue to financially support the Bildts language.((Coalitie Waadhoeke: CDA, SAM, FNP (2018). //Nije grinzen, nije kânsen: Coalitie-akkoord Waadhoeke 2018-2022 CDA, SAM en FNP.// Retrieved from [[https://www.waadhoeke.nl/fileadmin/bestanden/Coalitieakkoord_Waadhoeke_2018-2022.pdf]].))((Deputearre Steaten fan Fryslân (2018). //Moasje 1141, erkenning Biltsk//. Retrieved from [[https://cms.fnp.frl/cms/bijlagen/20180313_Brief_DS_Moasje_1141_erkenning_Biltsk.pdf]].))((Van Sluis, P. (2015). //Seven perspectives on Bildts: The Bildts language status in a European context//. Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning. pp. . Retrieved from [[https://www.mercator-research.eu/fileadmin/mercator/documents/publications/2015__Sluis__van_der-_Seven_perspectives_on_Bildts.pdf]].))