User talk:Antcjone

Murray State University Improvement Ideas
Please leave any ideas or information to contribute to the MSU page (specifically the proposed unique majors section) below. --Antcjone 05:26, 25 May 2007 (UTC)

MSU userbox
I think you have a great idea regarding a template for MSU students and alumni. See how you like this: User Murray State University. I just took the one for Western Kentucky University and changed the colors. Acdixon 14:23, 4 June 2007 (UTC)

Kentucky Fairness Alliance
In response to your question on SatyrTN's page, IMO the paragraph about being condemned from the other group doesn't show why it's noteworthy and the quote about the woman being difficult to work with looks like an attempt from an editor to trash KFA for no reason. Are there major issues between these groups or something? AgnosticPreachersKid (talk) 00:57, 4 April 2008 (UTC)


 * There is a long history of ongoing issues between the groups. Without going into too much detail, one group is very professional in their work, while the other tends to promote dramatics in their actions. It was my first impression upon reading that section that it had been posted out of spite. I don't personally think its noteworthy, but I'm biased on the issue, and I really wanted further input on the issue before I removed the section. I'm planning on expanding the entry in other areas as well. I realyl appreciate your input, and welcome any further suggestions you might have!--Antcjone (talk) 02:00, 4 April 2008 (UTC)

Unflattering information about other groups is placed, such as Andrew Sullivan's criticism of the Human Rights Campaign, criticism of the ACLU, etc. This is not a point of view, it is a matter of fact that it happens. I have viewed the websites of both organizations; see what you think of it now. Also, the article you wrote above is opinion, not fact. --Kentucky1333 (talk) 02:32, 11 June 2008 (UTC)

I edited and updated the Kentucky Fairness Alliance page. Review it now and give me your feedback. --Kentucky1333 (talk) 02:34, 11 June 2008 (UTC)

Thanks for the feedback. Any thoughts on KFA's loss of its Northern Kentucky Steering Committee and the formation of Equality Northern Kentucky? --Kentucky1333 (talk) 03:47, 13 June 2008 (UTC)

Vandalism of KFA Page
Someone has completely vandalised the KFA page. I have tried to clean it up. Not only did they list items about why the 2004 marriage amendment passed (they stated gee, I wonder why), but many others as well. Now, someone has stated: " I deleted vandalism comments related to gays. Also, someone wrote "In late 2006 someone was accused of flipping someone else off at a big  dinner. Then all hell broke loose. Gay drama and politics ensued. After that the political movers and shakers in Lexington made sure that the  people who ran KFA were not welcome there and started their own group,  thank you very much. They then pulled the strings on their rather meaty puppet boy and crone which cause another uproar in May 2007 when the  Steering Committee members of the Lexington Chapter of the Kentucky  Fairness Alliance (Bluegrass Fairness), broke form the state  organization and started an independent organization that in early 2008  incorporated under the name Lexington Fairness. This process, led by Jonathan Barker and Paul Brown, cause major strife in the organization,  further reducing membership. Although the Lexington steering committee members broke from the state organization, Misty York and Christina  Gilgore, tried unsuccessfully to organize another Bluegrass Chapter of  the Kentucky Fairness Alliance in the area."

This has no references, and appears to be an opinion.

Someone else flagged the page for tone. I have also flagged it for citation and vandalism. The IP address of the person who made these changes should be traced and blocked. I will speak to a Wiki moderator to see it I can get the person tracked. My username is Kentucky1333 and we worked well together to get the article cleaned up a couple on months (maybe years) ago). Thanks.  --Commonwealth States Historian (Kentucky 1333) (talk) 11:24, 5 March 2010 (UTC)

LGBT WikiProject Newsletter (July 2008)

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WikiProject LGBT studies Newsletter (June 2009)

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Category for Gay Wikipedians
Hello, I'm writing here to let you know that I've recently begun a discussion to review the deleted and redirected Category:Gay Wikipedians (which now points to Category:LGBT Wikipedians. instead of being it's own category) If you have the time, please add your thoughts on the deletion review to the current Discussion. Thanks! Ncboy2010 (talk) 12:46, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

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