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contended as to its application, it seems to me that the article must be BOTH about how the term is commonly used, and about how the term is commonly contended. The term, I would argue, is probably useful when applied by a person to themselves, or when applied in an academic context, where its use is clearly demarcated as NOT personal. If a person chose to describe me as 'cis', I would describe such use as objectionable. I would also contend that this would not merely be a matter of opinion. No one has any right to label my gender identity directly, nor even indirectly. No one can construct any rational argument that would give them the right to label my gender identity, nor any right to allocate me to some group whose gender identity they feel entitled to label. When people choose to discuss gender identity, they ought to be clear in their mind about what exactly they are discussing, and my edit was designed to clarify that point. If you want to exert authoritarian power, why don't you just get a dog?
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approach of why you think there is a problem and why you think I am the cause of that problem. Also, just out of curiosity, who told you Knowledge is not forum. The talk pages of every topic ARE indeed a form of forum where people should be and ARE allowed to FREELY express their opinions, as long as of course they do so in a mature civilized way. Finally, who are the "we" who do not want to hear my "antisemetic rants"? Do you represent a group of people and who are they? Also can you define "antisemitic" in direct relationship to a quote attributed to me. I will be expecting your reply. But rest assured that if you continue to harrass me I will be the one who will file a complaint requesting that YOU are banned! Hopefully, you have the capacity to understand that what you did is extremely serious and will be handled in the most assertive way the law permits.
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did), just that (in this particular circumstance) there is controversy surrounding the situation depending on which side of the argument you look at, as there are people out there who defend him on this case. I would reference some articles or other sources but if I'm being honest I'm not really skilled enough in editing pages to add links without messing it up haha. But at least consider my argument. I'm not trying to be a troll or anything so sorry if I'm annoying you. I don't usually edit all that much so I don't really have the time to learn everything. Actually come to think of it, I scanned very briefly through the sources linked to that specific part of the article and I'm pretty sure there was some material in there to argue my case, but like I said I skimmed. All this conflict over a slight change of phrase seems a bit unnecesary however.
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around when you merely dislike an edit. I would like to remind you that discussing with people you disagree with is a far better way to interact with others than throwing around terms like "vandalism". You never asked for the reasoning behind the edit or attempted to discuss with me anything before you posted what I would regard as a rather confrontation comment.
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career? Does that make every college grad a phony? But Naomi Wu, largely self-educated, must be a phony if reddit can prove she has not been in an isolation tank, with no communication with anyone more expert than she is about any maker or tech issue? Inadvisedly sending you this comment, perhaps, but it is past midnight here on the US east coast.
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Sorry I didn't reply. At the time you posted to my talk page, it was the middle of my night (although I might have been up to let my old dog out!). I try to check people's contribution pages to see if they're likely to be around. But the key thing is never use talk pages to report threats of doxxing,
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Basically my argument is that it is a controversy and you can not exactly say it is officially harassment without seeming somewhat biased, so all I'm advocating for is a less biased-seeming tone of text. I'm not advocating that we say he didn't harass anybody (even though I wouldn't advocate that he
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C Fungi: It took me seconds to count down the paragraphs. If you are compelled to edit this article to conform to your position then do the work, I have taken quite a bit of my time to research this subject. If you want to speak with any creditability consult the sources first hand. That way you
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Hi Chive Fungi. Would it not be better to leave the Twiiter citation as rather than The "Candace Owens on Twitter" seems to be an odd title and if you put the quote in the title it serves the same role. Also if you had any input on the use of twitter to establish a subject's positions, there is a
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I note that you do not like some editing which I had done recently, and that you have suggested that my edit was vandalism. I would like to suggest that you are more careful in future with your interactions with myself and others. Vandalism is an exceptionally strong term which should not be thrown
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The body of the article says it's related to white nationalism/supremacy. And there are sources backing this up. If you want to remove the categories, you must first remove the part of the article that says it's related to white nationalism/supremacy. (And yeah it is. It's obviously propaganda with
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ChiveFungi: I am not sure WHO you are and why you are intruding in my wikipedia experience with your most problematic attitude. Instead of making generalized statements about "wikipedia is not a forum" and "we do not want to hear your antisemetic rants" perhaps you can come up with a more civilized
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I appreciate you questioning what you believe may be biased actions by me. However I think asking somebody to step away from editing because they removed a citation to Fox News (a source widely considered to be unreliable across Knowledge, for an unrelated reason, I might add) is a little rude. We
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So you have the authority to decide that my comment on the talk pages did not add anything to the topic of the article - that is very interesting. Perhaps it begs the question, "what is the topic of the article?". Where an article is identified as being 'about' an interesting term, which is yet
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Hi ChiveFungi, if it is not OT, I want to ask if you also consider the conspiracy theory that Naomi Wu got help or support from some expert boyfriend is totally bogus. Consider your average US college graduate: how many years of advice from experts and financial support from parents enabled that
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Hi. I reversed your inclusion of labeling LAURA Loomer as alt-right. I looked into the source. The piece labels her though I have not seen anything to indicate she self-identify with the term. I’ve seen her say she rejects the term “alt-right” and that she spars with Richard Spencer in the very
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The reference is at the very beginning of the 48th paragraph of the Atlantic article. Also, it is a direct reflection of Neulander's attitude and position expressed in her article in the Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review August 31 1994 volume 16 #1. I suggest you read it before deleting
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Please do not accuse editors with valid contribution histories of lying. At least use less confrontational language and terminology such as "misleading" if you feel misled by an edit. Update: thank you for for understanding. Transphobia sucks, and I say this as a trans Wikipedian =)
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I feel that your comment to me today was both not nice (as it complained about my edits, plural - suggesting they all offend you) and, lacking a pointer to what you are concerned about, too nonspecific to inform my self-improvement efforts as an editor.
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Hi! I think the latter is marginally better. It's using the citation template as intended so I think it will look better and be a little easier for people to read - as readers will be expecting the quote to come at the end and to not look like a link.
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That revert was unrelated to the quality of the source. The content they added said 75,000 signatures while the Fox News source says 10,000 signatures - it was a matter of uncited material being added. Feel free to read the article and verify my
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The "it's ok to be white" 4chan operation was not in any way white nationalist or white supremacist. It was done simply to show that an innnocuous phrase could be blown up by media outlets and progressives into something it was not.
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I totally understand that. I know in the context of your friendship that word is okay, but sometimes things can get complicated when you take in-jokes into a wider context. Thanks for removing it! I appreciate it.
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piece. Also IMPORTANT detail is you can’t be Jewish in the alt-right. I guess you missed a lot of their talking points because they emphasize a European-ancestry and reject Christian doctrine.
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I was not "lying" - I improved color consistency by changing the rgb value of the entry in row 4, column 2 to match the rgb values of the other highlighted entries in column
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I might have to ask you again, why are you removing citations to right-leaning sites and calling them non-reliable sources, or sometimes even not as sources at all, as with
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Funny that you acuse other people of conspiracy theories when you seem to have obvious bias. I hope people like you don't manage to drag Knowledge throught the mud.
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Same here, different point of view from your strong left wing opinions is not vandalism, please refrain from removing common sense and spreading your propaganda.
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He makes a habit of being nasty, aggressive and confrontational. I suspect his ego can't handle what it sees as criticism, a common problem among juveniles.
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But wikipedia is about knowledge and all the added info regarding their race is all factual. Sorry if it caused any racist reactions in people like you.
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Stop icon You may be blocked from editing without further warning the next time you disrupt Knowledge. --ChiveFungi (talk) 13:03, 9 January 2018 (UTC)
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Voter identification is a MUST. Democrats are running rings of illegal voters. One reason, among many, that they love illegal immigration so much.
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I don't see how providing Roem's original name at "birth name" and "born" is wrong since it is referenced. Why is it?
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about which preferred gender pronouns to use in the article. So I thought I'd give you a heads up that I'm starting a
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Regarding my edit that you undid (by claiming that it was vandalism)- I want to dispute this, on the grounds that:
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I changed the word in the discussion and apologise for causing offence with it. I can't really say much because of
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Hello Chive Fungi! (perhaps, as a eukaryote, you are more clever than the average 'cis' prokaryote, like myself)
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May you provide more evidences about it as a white supremacist association?--
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