Carol,
On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 8:55 PM, Carol Moore dc <carolmooredc(a)verizon.net> wrote:
I'm not going to fight about it, but it's a
reminder of the true status of
women and their concerns on Wikipedia... sigh...
Can you please explain how this trivial content dispute (if you can
even go so far as to call it a dispute) is a reminder of the "true
status" of women and their concerns on Wikipedia?
If you could keep feminist rhetoric out of your answer, it would be
great. Sorry to call it that, but your initial post was nothing but
rhetoric and isn't helpful at all in helping us males to understand
exactly what the issue is. I don't see anyone making a point of you
being female in the short discussion on the talk page; merely
disagreeing with a female on Wikipedia does not mean that the editors
are sexist, anti-feminist, whatever -- sometimes a dispute is just a
dispute. Unfortunately, you have now brought the editors into question
on a public forum, and insinuated that they are sexist, anti-feminist,
so I think it is your responsibility to explain your position
succinctly.
Cheers,
Russavia