User talk:MissDepeche

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Jamie Clayton
Hi MissDepeche, please see the talk page of Jamie Clayton by following this link. Be— —Critical 17:42, 1 April 2012 (UTC)


 * Okay, I will put it back in as a separate sentence. What you should have done is to change the article to put the information in an acceptable format/language instead of removing the information and sources. That can be seen as vandalism or disruption, whereas changing it is just collaborative editing.  It looks like there are acceptable ways where the info she is transgender could be added, but you know them best.  So how about this: I'll revert back in order to get the source back in, and then you edit to keep the information but make it respectful.   Be— —Critical  20:42, 1 April 2012 (UTC)


 * From what you say on my talk page it seems that your concern could be solved by a separate sentence saying simply "Clayton is transgendered." Do you have any suggestions for the wording?  Removing a source because it offends you is inappropriate: see WP:NOTCENSORED and also WP:RS. The information needs to be included. Best,  Be— —Critical  04:37, 2 April 2012 (UTC)
 * Re your latest post on my talk page, you will have to accommodate yourself to Wikipedia standards and policy if you want to edit here. I will put the information about transgender back into the article.  You are welcome to do that yourself instead, in a way you feel is politically correct, but the information should be there.  If you continue to delete the information, the problem will go through the usual Wikipedia channels.   Be— —Critical  17:10, 2 April 2012 (UTC)