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are notale or not, it does not change the fact that her controversies has been the single most notable thing about her in the past months, and have been covered by reliable sources. Reliable sources decide whether something is controversial or not. Knowledge only reports on what reliable sources say. And this includes her opening a Parler account. If reliable sources report that Gina Carano stirred controversy by opening an account on the far right media platform Parler, then that is what wikipedia will report on. If you don't understand how the site rules work, and persist in removing content just because it casts your favorite actress in a bad light, then you are not here to build an encyclopedia, but to push YOUR OWN BIAS on others.
273:"Media sources saying that a Parler account is "controversial" does NOT mean we must take that as a fact and put it on here..." actually that is EXACTLY what we do, as long as those are considered reliable sources. "...because when we evaluate that..." we don't. We go by reliable sources. "...those sources are very clearly pushing a political agenda..." if that's what you believe, then find reliable sources that debunk it. It's that simple. You have failed to provide one argument to back your position. Everythjng you said here are your subjective feelings. That will not stand up to scrutiny. 259:
that a Parler account is "controversial" does NOT mean we must take that as a fact and put it on here, because when we evaluate that, those sources are very clearly pushing a political agenda and applying it to this scenario where this is nothing political or "controversial" about it. There were no "controversial" parler posts of her, and trying to say that simply having a Parler account is enough to be a "controversy" is EXTEREMELEY negatively biased.
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Knowledge goes by reliable sources. Not by youtube rumour mills, internet fanclubs or your personal feelings. The sections you keep persistently removing are all prolerly sourced, NPOV material. Regardless of whether you think Gina Carano is right or not, or whether this controversies surrounding her
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The way to make changes like the ones you want to is to persuade others that the changes are justified on the talk page. Given that you've had to restore your preferred version several times, evidently there isn't consensus that your edits are justified. If everyone who thought their edits were right
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Actually, that isn't even true. You cannot slap a statement like "She opened a Parler account" with NO context other than she just HAS on, and label it a "controversy," because then, you are applying a negative connotation under something that is in itself, nothing important. Media sources saying
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Actually, that's not that I am doing. What I'm doing is removing the parts of the section that blatantly do not belong there. There is no such thing as a "black lives matter" account, and Gina blocking Twitter users does not make her racist, so putting it there is clearly meant to push a negative
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policies, and it would be best if, rather than continuing to discuss the material through edit summaries when you repeatedly remove the Criticism section, you take your comments to the talk page. Removing the section over and over is not likely to get you the outcome you want, and it just ends up
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bias, and also having a Parler account itself is nothing "controversial" but putting it in that section gives the implication that it is something that is bad, especially as NO other context was given, so that is VERY clearly a negative bias and is not neutral in any way.
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You have shown interest in articles about living or recently deceased people, and edits relating to the subject (living or recently deceased) of such biographical articles. Due to past disruption in this topic area, a more stringent set of rules called
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An editor who repeatedly restores their preferred version is edit warring, regardless of whether those edits are justifiable. Claiming "My edits were right, so it wasn't edit warring" is not a valid defense.
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adding a bunch of friction to the discussion process. It's also a lot harder for other users to see the points you are making. It's really easy to add messages to the talk page, and please let me know on
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I apologize if I wasn't clear in my original message, but it's edit-warring regardless of whether or not you're right. From the policy page:
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Hello and welcome to Knowledge! I'm not sure if you saw my messages on
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just edit-warred them into the article, we'd never get anything done.
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