Talk:Sara Davis Buechner

Copyright violation
I just reverted a copyright violation from Musicians Guide, which carries the copyright notice "Copyright © 2007 Net Industries - All Rights Reserved", and therefore is not able to be copied here. There was also some cited facts removed, and the subsequent removal of a category to which this person correctly belongs. &mdash; Wwagner 04:36, 16 March 2007 (UTC)

Update
This article needs a serious overhaul and updating. The BLP is notable for inclusion for both a career under the name: David Beucher and Sara Davis Buechner. Deadnames aside, sources that back content claims (competitions, education, etc) associated with this time period must be included in this article for verification. Present day bios or artist profiles directly associated with the BLP are not allowed. Likewise, articles such as NYTIMES, Philadelphia Inquirer, Canton Rep, NYTIMES Magazine, Arkansas Online, xtra magazine, et al need to be included to better represent the BLPs transition and how that incorporates into their career, life and education within the LGBT community. Finally, articles that highlight, review, detail the BLP's present day concert career: OUT CLIQUE, NY Concert Review, NYTIMES Review, etc need to be included. I've removed links that are WP:PRIMARY or deadlink. It doesn't leave much. This BLP deserves a better article than this. IMHO. Maineartists (talk) 04:01, 17 May 2023 (UTC)

“Assigned?”
Buechner was not “assigned male at birth.” Buechner was born a male and, as a matter of biology, remains one. The term “assigned” as used here is not only irrational and misleading, but deeply offensive. 108.48.37.28 (talk) 15:26, 12 January 2024 (UTC)
 * The term "assigned" is the best way to handle this at WP. To say one is "born" male / female they first have to be "observed" and then "assigned" by a midwife, nurse, physician, or other medical professional. Otherwise, we wouldn't be able to say "Buechner was born a male". There would be no record of it. There is no malice or intent to offend when using the term "assigned". Perception may be individual and personal to each reader, but WP must remain neutral in its writing. See WP Sex assignment. Maineartists (talk) 16:19, 12 January 2024 (UTC)