Do you like the Wikipedia project in your native language?

@bl00d @rail_ @slime @jeder for all trans people? iirc the English wiki policy is to use both names only if the person became famous with their deadname

@bl00d @rail_ @slime @jeder deadnaming corporations is still very funny though

@eloy @rail_ @slime @jeder yes, I don't recall Sophie being famous before transitioning and yet the deadname was there just few months ago, and if you look into the edit history it's not the first time it had to be removed

@bl00d @eloy @rail_ @slime pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgina_Beyer this one is also fun, there's some guy insistent on using transsexual instead of transgender because it's still there "in current sources of the article"

@jeder @bl00d @rail_ @slime the solution in such disputes is: email the author of the source

I have successfully done that

@eloy @jeder @rail_ @slime these edits not only change this one word, but also the pronouns. So, what's the point of changing source if the transphobic editor will still do this shit? Maybe, not exactly in this specific article, but this is a common pattern

@bl00d @rail_ @slime @jeder yeah I agree, it's not a scalable solution, but it can work

@slime huh im not sure what results I was expecting, but probably not this

@theresnotime what do you think of the final results? :neocat_think:

@slime how close yes and no is is pretty surprising o_o