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Considering the current atmosphere regarding Pensacon and its tangential ties to the Vic Mignogna scandal (from what I understand, one of the panel guests is Monica Rial, a voice actress in the anime industry who has called out Vic Mignogna for sexual harassment and assault; currently facing heavy online harrassment after speaking out, which led to Pensacon to issue a statement in response to threats against the convention if they didn't cancel the panel with said guest), perhaps it would be prudent to lock this page, or maybe semi-protected like the Vic Mignogna and Monica Rial pages are? There's already been cases vandalism and additions of biased reporting and false information. -- PatManDX ( talk) 17:47, 16 February 2019 (UTC)
I have put in a request for temporary semi-protection JW ( talk) 18:01, 16 February 2019 (UTC)
https://www.facebook.com/Pensacon/posts/2075668822526429 - regarding the latest edit, this post on Pensacon's public Facebook page indicates that they did receive threatening emails that forced them to contact authorities, as well as went through other forms of harassment. Wielant ( talk) 01:13, 19 February 2019 (UTC)
Can users Radruben or Anime Storm explain why they make edits not supported by the sources? Also, Radruben, please use edit summaries. Anime Storm, don't do WP:BLP violations in the edit summaries. Per WP:BRD, you need to discuss on the talk page. If not, I'll revert. Ratatosk Jones ( talk) 17:44, 27 March 2019 (UTC)
I guess I ought to explain why I've been making these changes. The original source claimed that fans began to "harass" Monica through Twitter, but to say this would be to generalize all of the people asking her if her claims were true, which isn't right or fair, not to mention that the use of the word "harass" indicates subjectivity, which shouldn't be in an informative article. You could say, however, that fans were "questioning the validity of her claims". Not only is this far more objective, but it can be used to generalize the fans doing this to Monica because this can be applied to any level of degree, from simple talk to actual harassment. The only thing I believe I changed from the source was the word "interrogate", which I will take the blame for, and should be reverted back to harass as it was said by the source. Other than that, I've done the best I can to make my point perfectly clear. Radruben ( talk) 03:00, 28 March 2019 (UTC)
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Considering the current atmosphere regarding Pensacon and its tangential ties to the Vic Mignogna scandal (from what I understand, one of the panel guests is Monica Rial, a voice actress in the anime industry who has called out Vic Mignogna for sexual harassment and assault; currently facing heavy online harrassment after speaking out, which led to Pensacon to issue a statement in response to threats against the convention if they didn't cancel the panel with said guest), perhaps it would be prudent to lock this page, or maybe semi-protected like the Vic Mignogna and Monica Rial pages are? There's already been cases vandalism and additions of biased reporting and false information. -- PatManDX ( talk) 17:47, 16 February 2019 (UTC)
I have put in a request for temporary semi-protection JW ( talk) 18:01, 16 February 2019 (UTC)
https://www.facebook.com/Pensacon/posts/2075668822526429 - regarding the latest edit, this post on Pensacon's public Facebook page indicates that they did receive threatening emails that forced them to contact authorities, as well as went through other forms of harassment. Wielant ( talk) 01:13, 19 February 2019 (UTC)
Can users Radruben or Anime Storm explain why they make edits not supported by the sources? Also, Radruben, please use edit summaries. Anime Storm, don't do WP:BLP violations in the edit summaries. Per WP:BRD, you need to discuss on the talk page. If not, I'll revert. Ratatosk Jones ( talk) 17:44, 27 March 2019 (UTC)
I guess I ought to explain why I've been making these changes. The original source claimed that fans began to "harass" Monica through Twitter, but to say this would be to generalize all of the people asking her if her claims were true, which isn't right or fair, not to mention that the use of the word "harass" indicates subjectivity, which shouldn't be in an informative article. You could say, however, that fans were "questioning the validity of her claims". Not only is this far more objective, but it can be used to generalize the fans doing this to Monica because this can be applied to any level of degree, from simple talk to actual harassment. The only thing I believe I changed from the source was the word "interrogate", which I will take the blame for, and should be reverted back to harass as it was said by the source. Other than that, I've done the best I can to make my point perfectly clear. Radruben ( talk) 03:00, 28 March 2019 (UTC)