 Some blaverist positions have become mainstream (e.g., the flag), some have lost
their association with blaverism (e.g., role of the autonomous institutions) while some have become more associated with blaverism, and more hotly debated (e.g., the Valencian language).The question of which flag should be used to represent the Valencian Community is at the origin of the name "blaverism", which is derived from the Valencian ""blava"", meaning "blue".The origin of the dispute can be traced to Fuster's ""Nosaltres els valencians"", where he claims that Valencians and Catalans have always shared the same flag (the "Senyera") and that
Valencian groups who had used different flags in the years before Franco "knew not what they did" ("no sabien el que es feien", p. 26).