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Someone recently added "Daniel is now dating Bill Kaulitz after they met through a mutual friend.". This is hard for me to believe, so could the one who added this (or anybody else) please provide sources to back up this claim? 82.135.84.135 13:55, 9 April 2007 (UTC)
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Hey, so, can we please change the name of the article and start redirecting in other articles where Kublbock is mentioned? Thanks. 67.167.97.60 ( talk) 16:35, 14 October 2018 (UTC)
The 2018 disappearance section currently contains the following: "Küblböck has been missing since 9 September 2018. He was on a private trip from Hamburg to New York City on the cruise ship AIDAluna off the coast of Newfoundland. On one with "Artist. Actress. Transexual" [sic] unverified Instagram account, he had published selfies in women's clothing during the voyage."
The final sentence is confusing and I can't work out what is meant by "On one with "Artist. Actress. Transexual" [sic] unverified Instagram account".
Later on in the section there is: "In the weeks before the cruise, according to his father, his environment had noticed a sudden change of character and psychological problems at Küblböck and heavily tried to prevent him from making the journey."
This looks like poorly translated material that I think is trying to say that "In the weeks before the cruise, his father noted a sudden change of character and psychological problems, and actively tried to prevent him from taking the trip.". I'm not certain enough about this to change it (even if the article wasn't protected), particularly as it doesn't include "environment" so I might be missing something. Thryduulf ( talk) 11:10, 16 October 2018 (UTC)
Maybe I don't know the Wikipedia policy well enough, but to me it seems blindingly obvious that this person is/was a trans woman. Given that, would it not make sense to use she/her pronouns throughout? As it is right now they're already being used inconsistently and sporadically throughout. IMO it also makes no sense to explicitly say that she identified as a trans woman at the end of the lead paragraph and then proceed to repeatedly contradict this by misgendering her over and over. Stavd3 ( talk) 06:10, 24 November 2021 (UTC)
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Auf der Homepage des Sängers wird dessen Vater Günther zitiert: '[...] Wir vermissen Daniel jeden Tag und der Gedanke, dass er womöglich frühzeitig für tot erklärt wird, tut weh.'[On the singer's website, his father Günther is quoted as saying: '[...] We miss Daniel every day and the thought that he may be declared dead prematurely hurts.]
The result of the move request was: No consensus. !Voting is roughly split, and with uncertainty over the sourcing it doesn't seem that we have enough evidence to assert the primacy of MOS:GENDERID here after two listing periods. If someone can come back with cast-iron sourced evidence that the individual definitively transitioned and was known by the new name, then a fresh RM can be used to argue that. — Amakuru ( talk) 14:21, 9 February 2022 (UTC)
Daniel Küblböck → Lana Kaiser – It appears that this person changed their identity from Daniel Küblböck to Lana Kaiser shortly before their disappearance. Per MOS:GENDERID, we should refer to people by their latest expressed gender self-identification. The one caveat is that I'm having trouble finding great sourcing about their transition; I'm not 100% sure whether they had actually changed their name or were just considering it. Philipp Gufler made a short film and a zine both titled Lana Kaiser, and the synopses I linked both suggest that Lana is the correct name. I also found this Wunderweib article, though I am slightly confused by it; per Google Translate, it says "He also only wanted to be his female first name “Lana” addressed by" but it also says "he was considering converting to a woman" (emphasis mine), which seems contradictory (bad translation?). We need better sources (I'm struggling to find them since I don't speak German), but it's clear to me that something needs to change. If no more sources can be found, then the article should at least switch from "he" to "they" to indicate the uncertainty. However, I think the evidence tends to point towards Lana Kaiser being the correct name (and she/her being the correct pronouns). IagoQnsi ( talk) 03:19, 22 January 2022 (UTC) — Relisting. Extraordinary Writ ( talk) 19:53, 31 January 2022 (UTC)
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Someone recently added "Daniel is now dating Bill Kaulitz after they met through a mutual friend.". This is hard for me to believe, so could the one who added this (or anybody else) please provide sources to back up this claim? 82.135.84.135 13:55, 9 April 2007 (UTC)
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Hey, so, can we please change the name of the article and start redirecting in other articles where Kublbock is mentioned? Thanks. 67.167.97.60 ( talk) 16:35, 14 October 2018 (UTC)
The 2018 disappearance section currently contains the following: "Küblböck has been missing since 9 September 2018. He was on a private trip from Hamburg to New York City on the cruise ship AIDAluna off the coast of Newfoundland. On one with "Artist. Actress. Transexual" [sic] unverified Instagram account, he had published selfies in women's clothing during the voyage."
The final sentence is confusing and I can't work out what is meant by "On one with "Artist. Actress. Transexual" [sic] unverified Instagram account".
Later on in the section there is: "In the weeks before the cruise, according to his father, his environment had noticed a sudden change of character and psychological problems at Küblböck and heavily tried to prevent him from making the journey."
This looks like poorly translated material that I think is trying to say that "In the weeks before the cruise, his father noted a sudden change of character and psychological problems, and actively tried to prevent him from taking the trip.". I'm not certain enough about this to change it (even if the article wasn't protected), particularly as it doesn't include "environment" so I might be missing something. Thryduulf ( talk) 11:10, 16 October 2018 (UTC)
Maybe I don't know the Wikipedia policy well enough, but to me it seems blindingly obvious that this person is/was a trans woman. Given that, would it not make sense to use she/her pronouns throughout? As it is right now they're already being used inconsistently and sporadically throughout. IMO it also makes no sense to explicitly say that she identified as a trans woman at the end of the lead paragraph and then proceed to repeatedly contradict this by misgendering her over and over. Stavd3 ( talk) 06:10, 24 November 2021 (UTC)
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Auf der Homepage des Sängers wird dessen Vater Günther zitiert: '[...] Wir vermissen Daniel jeden Tag und der Gedanke, dass er womöglich frühzeitig für tot erklärt wird, tut weh.'[On the singer's website, his father Günther is quoted as saying: '[...] We miss Daniel every day and the thought that he may be declared dead prematurely hurts.]
The result of the move request was: No consensus. !Voting is roughly split, and with uncertainty over the sourcing it doesn't seem that we have enough evidence to assert the primacy of MOS:GENDERID here after two listing periods. If someone can come back with cast-iron sourced evidence that the individual definitively transitioned and was known by the new name, then a fresh RM can be used to argue that. — Amakuru ( talk) 14:21, 9 February 2022 (UTC)
Daniel Küblböck → Lana Kaiser – It appears that this person changed their identity from Daniel Küblböck to Lana Kaiser shortly before their disappearance. Per MOS:GENDERID, we should refer to people by their latest expressed gender self-identification. The one caveat is that I'm having trouble finding great sourcing about their transition; I'm not 100% sure whether they had actually changed their name or were just considering it. Philipp Gufler made a short film and a zine both titled Lana Kaiser, and the synopses I linked both suggest that Lana is the correct name. I also found this Wunderweib article, though I am slightly confused by it; per Google Translate, it says "He also only wanted to be his female first name “Lana” addressed by" but it also says "he was considering converting to a woman" (emphasis mine), which seems contradictory (bad translation?). We need better sources (I'm struggling to find them since I don't speak German), but it's clear to me that something needs to change. If no more sources can be found, then the article should at least switch from "he" to "they" to indicate the uncertainty. However, I think the evidence tends to point towards Lana Kaiser being the correct name (and she/her being the correct pronouns). IagoQnsi ( talk) 03:19, 22 January 2022 (UTC) — Relisting. Extraordinary Writ ( talk) 19:53, 31 January 2022 (UTC)