For you guys have been mentioning Poland and the Ottomans, here is my scenario.
Poland had been occupied by the Central Powers until the end of the war. It it is still under occupation when the War ends in TTL. Then yes, Russia might try to appease Poland by offering them everything short of independence. What would happen is there would be an unstable relationship between the two throughout the 1920s with something more permanent being finalized in the 30s and 40s. But with Poland appeased for the next 10 years, Russia could focus on the task on pacifying Turkey.
Russia at Versailles is the worst case scenario for Turkey. I cant think of any other POD in the Twentieth Century where they stand to loose so much. After Turkey entered the War, the Entente were committed to its destruction. They never considered any other options. And I think part of the reason for that is that they knew the dam was about to break. Russia would be in Anatolia, so their only option was to partition Turkey so the Russians couldn't get to much. After Russia left the war, things were less dire, and the Allies could accept the thought of an independent Turkey, after Kemal showed what he was capable of. But if Russia lasts to the end of the war, the equation changes, since there could be tens of thousands of Russian troops in Anatolia to enforce the partition at gunpoint. How would they pay for this? Through the reparations of course! Would they also be war weary? Yes. But that isn't going to change anything. It just means they would have even less patience than usual if there is resistance. This isn't a normal Turk-screw, this is the worst case scenario for Turkey. Period.