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Discussion at administrator's noticeboard of appropriate mentions of a non-notable individual's name prior to transition in article space. Msnicki ( talk) 21:37, 26 August 2013 (UTC)
User:Pgarret has recently been removing the Category:LGBT Royalty from a number of gay and lesbian dead royals, such as Edward II of England, Henry III of France and Princess Isabella of Parma. He also prefers to replace "gay" with "homosexual" which may be indicative of his WP:POV. I started a conversation on his talk page and he simply reiterated his view that it is WP:OR for these individuals to be declared gay simply because they had sexual relations with people of the same sex and then reverted my reverts. Apparently, his grandfather was baptised by one of the royals whom he has decided is not gay enough to be labeled LGBT (which he views as a "political" term) so it is also somewhat personal to him. Argos' Dad 15:37, 10 September 2012 (UTC)
NYyankees51 ( talk · contribs · deleted contribs · nuke contribs · logs · filter log · block user · block log)
He has now also joined the group [7] and stated he wants to perform a "purge" of LGBT articles that "advertise" [8]
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject LGBT studies#User:NYyankees51 quotes: "Well now they appear to have a like-minded partner ( diff) too on an article I recently created. I give up, not going to edit war. Altairisfar (talk) 00:24, 20 February 2012 (UTC)" — "I'm not surprised, as they've tag-teamed on LGBT-related articles before [emphasis mine]. At any rate, I've found sources on Udaan Trust and IGLYO, and I do wonder if the other nominations [emphasis mine] are just as frivolous. –Roscelese (talk ⋅ contribs) 00:40, 20 February 2012 (UTC)"
-- Mistress Selina Kyle ( Α⇔Ω ¦ ⇒✉) 17:30, 20 February 2012 (UTC)
Hi brothers and sisters and fellow somewhat ambiguous persons,
None of these remarks have been redacted, and nobody else has objected to them. After I wrote "Nobody gives a shit about your gonads" in response to the last "grow a pair", there has been another suggestion of blocking me.
I am not a saint. The ANI arose mostly because of my clean-ups of articles on American socialism. At my worst, I had firmly criticized an edit describing the majority of the Socialist Party of America (including Michael Harrington, Bayard Rustin, Tom Kahn, Sandra Feldman, Rachelle Horowitz, etc.) as " democratic centralist (Leninist)"; this edit had removed "Stalinist" before "Stalinist democratic-centralism" from an unreliable source.I also asked a fellow who kept misunderstanding what I wrote whether he had poor vision, like myself.
However, whatever my faults, I do not deserve the last two repeated, consciously sexist pokes, at least one of which was a deliberate baiting.
Sincerely, 01:22, 10 August 2011 (UTC) This matter has been resolved. Kiefer. Wolfowitz 15:14, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
Use the deletion sorting system at Wikipedia:WikiProject Deletion sorting/Sexuality and gender, and consider watchlisting that page.
Use the "Social Sciences and Philosophy" section of WP:Requested Articles.
Stubs can be found at Category:LGBT stubs and Category:LGBT rights activist stubs.
List of LGBT events: I've raised a few issues on this article's talk page that could use editor input. Please add your comments after the {{unresolved}} boxes. -- Tiger Marc ROAR! 13:22, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
C. A. Patrides, the Milton scholar The two editors lack access to
whose bibliographical information is somewhat corrupted at the Wiley website; we would like to check page numbers. The student newspaper of the University of Michigan,
discussed his death from complications with AIDS in 1986.
Professors Claude J. Summers and Larry-Ted Pebworth, well known scholars of literature and LGBT history, wrote memorial pieces, with Summers's being in the inaccessible Milton Quarterly'. Professor Gordon Campbell read the article and gave his approval: "it looks fine". His dearest friends apparently respected his privacy in death as C.A.P. practiced discretion in life, apparently; the discussions of his sexuality in the Milton Quarterly were brief and surprisingly quaint, according to my 15-year old memories.
Two especially interesting facts (besides him being a world-leading professor of literature and intellectual history):
Thanks for your help. Kiefer. Wolfowitz 04:04, 31 October 2011 (UTC)
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This is the LGBT studies notice board for Wikipedians interested in articles related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) topics. This is a noticeboard for all Wikipedians interested in these issues, not only LGBT Wikipedians. This is not a discussion page, but a page to notify users of active discussions.
Discussion at administrator's noticeboard of appropriate mentions of a non-notable individual's name prior to transition in article space. Msnicki ( talk) 21:37, 26 August 2013 (UTC)
User:Pgarret has recently been removing the Category:LGBT Royalty from a number of gay and lesbian dead royals, such as Edward II of England, Henry III of France and Princess Isabella of Parma. He also prefers to replace "gay" with "homosexual" which may be indicative of his WP:POV. I started a conversation on his talk page and he simply reiterated his view that it is WP:OR for these individuals to be declared gay simply because they had sexual relations with people of the same sex and then reverted my reverts. Apparently, his grandfather was baptised by one of the royals whom he has decided is not gay enough to be labeled LGBT (which he views as a "political" term) so it is also somewhat personal to him. Argos' Dad 15:37, 10 September 2012 (UTC)
NYyankees51 ( talk · contribs · deleted contribs · nuke contribs · logs · filter log · block user · block log)
He has now also joined the group [7] and stated he wants to perform a "purge" of LGBT articles that "advertise" [8]
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject LGBT studies#User:NYyankees51 quotes: "Well now they appear to have a like-minded partner ( diff) too on an article I recently created. I give up, not going to edit war. Altairisfar (talk) 00:24, 20 February 2012 (UTC)" — "I'm not surprised, as they've tag-teamed on LGBT-related articles before [emphasis mine]. At any rate, I've found sources on Udaan Trust and IGLYO, and I do wonder if the other nominations [emphasis mine] are just as frivolous. –Roscelese (talk ⋅ contribs) 00:40, 20 February 2012 (UTC)"
-- Mistress Selina Kyle ( Α⇔Ω ¦ ⇒✉) 17:30, 20 February 2012 (UTC)
Hi brothers and sisters and fellow somewhat ambiguous persons,
None of these remarks have been redacted, and nobody else has objected to them. After I wrote "Nobody gives a shit about your gonads" in response to the last "grow a pair", there has been another suggestion of blocking me.
I am not a saint. The ANI arose mostly because of my clean-ups of articles on American socialism. At my worst, I had firmly criticized an edit describing the majority of the Socialist Party of America (including Michael Harrington, Bayard Rustin, Tom Kahn, Sandra Feldman, Rachelle Horowitz, etc.) as " democratic centralist (Leninist)"; this edit had removed "Stalinist" before "Stalinist democratic-centralism" from an unreliable source.I also asked a fellow who kept misunderstanding what I wrote whether he had poor vision, like myself.
However, whatever my faults, I do not deserve the last two repeated, consciously sexist pokes, at least one of which was a deliberate baiting.
Sincerely, 01:22, 10 August 2011 (UTC) This matter has been resolved. Kiefer. Wolfowitz 15:14, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
Use the deletion sorting system at Wikipedia:WikiProject Deletion sorting/Sexuality and gender, and consider watchlisting that page.
Use the "Social Sciences and Philosophy" section of WP:Requested Articles.
Stubs can be found at Category:LGBT stubs and Category:LGBT rights activist stubs.
List of LGBT events: I've raised a few issues on this article's talk page that could use editor input. Please add your comments after the {{unresolved}} boxes. -- Tiger Marc ROAR! 13:22, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
C. A. Patrides, the Milton scholar The two editors lack access to
whose bibliographical information is somewhat corrupted at the Wiley website; we would like to check page numbers. The student newspaper of the University of Michigan,
discussed his death from complications with AIDS in 1986.
Professors Claude J. Summers and Larry-Ted Pebworth, well known scholars of literature and LGBT history, wrote memorial pieces, with Summers's being in the inaccessible Milton Quarterly'. Professor Gordon Campbell read the article and gave his approval: "it looks fine". His dearest friends apparently respected his privacy in death as C.A.P. practiced discretion in life, apparently; the discussions of his sexuality in the Milton Quarterly were brief and surprisingly quaint, according to my 15-year old memories.
Two especially interesting facts (besides him being a world-leading professor of literature and intellectual history):
Thanks for your help. Kiefer. Wolfowitz 04:04, 31 October 2011 (UTC)
There is a userbox available for users interested in LGBT issues, which links to this noticeboard. You can put this on your userpage by adding {{ User:UBX/LGBTinterest}}.
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To-do list for WikiProject LGBT studies:
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