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Every word in the English language was created in exactly this way - someone made it up, then it was used by notable individuals and organizations. If notable organizations are using this word, and if the concept behind the word is encyclopedic (as I feel this is, given the other references found),
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It is also appears (due to materials on sites for transgender individuals and livejournals) that is a preferred term of self-reference for growing number of people. It may be the case that is is not a common term, but it certainly appears to be a notable one. I hadn't heard of the term before I
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The nominator of this article claims to have done a Google search and found no “reliable sources”. Clearly the person did not search very hard. I spent 15 minutes doing a search and turned up quite a few notable mentions of the term. This word (be used as defined) had appeared in the scholarly
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As to your original argument for deletion, I must echo the sentiments of the user Charlene. New words or new uses of existing words enter the language all time. Pendants may decry this as defiling the language, and other (informed) parties might argue against the need for a new term or the
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an article on it will improve Knowledge (XXG), especially in a case where no other word fits. This isn't the equivalent of transgender or transsexual - it's a different matter that likely didn't have a word for it before because people were likely too afraid to talk about it earlier. --
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As I noted in my first post, I hadn't heard this term (used this way) before, but just a little bit of research clearly showed this term wasn't just some Knowledge (XXG) editor's neologism. "
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I have never heard of this term, it seems to be a neologism. Certainly it does not appear to be a notable term - I can find no reliable sources through a Google search.
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a term is not necessarily non-notable just because interest in that term (and reference to that term) is limited to a specific community or field of study.
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I checked the first two pages of Google, which in my experience usually proves an article's notability nine times of ten. Kindly assume good faith.
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a few years ago, and it barely makes its way into a few nominal, though notable, publications with a clear agenda in the same subject (e.g., the
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came across this AfD. I will grant the article need citations and could use some work in general, but the editing process can take care of that.
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set of notes from Umass about a work-in-progress, notes the term. And a quick review of a google search limited to “.edu” websites (
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Please see my post (I'm fixer1234) in which two professional organizations that are not specifically LGBT made use of the term.
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As I've said, a few trivial mentiosn in a few scholarly journals is trivial. This is completely my interpretation of
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Not for nothing, but a Google Scholar search is often more helpful. Regular Google will put Urban Dictionary above
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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correctness of a new term. But, so long as there are reputable individuals using the term, it is legitimate.
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for two) that are discussing bigenderism, but I'm not sure that it's notable enough. Edited for formatting.
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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all see fit to explain this concept to their readers, clearly we should do the same.
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please it is real just that references need to be added to it soon for accuracy
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Apologies. I didn't mean to insult. Btw, the links above are now fixed. Best
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The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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people with an interest of some sort in the issue (e.g.,
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The Journal of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association
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The Journal of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association
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link, which is referenced from the Wikipeida article,
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Knowledge (XXG):Articles for deletion
deletion review
Pea
ceNT
05:55, 22 April 2007 (UTC)
Bigender
Bigender
edit
talk
history
protect
delete
links
watch
logs
views
View log
Dev920
06:59, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
Bowling State University
Trans-Alliance Society
Charlene
07:24, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
Cultural Critique
Curve Magazine
The Minnesota Medical Association
The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers
this
This
link here

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