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Church of the Mediator (Micanopy, Florida) & Micanopy Historic District
Hi, I thought you might be interested in the Church of the Mediator (Micanopy, Florida), which I posted today. It's not on the National Register, but should be. It is in the Micanopy Historic District. Alachua County Historic Preservation lists it on their walking tour of Micanopy. If you pass nearby on your travels, perhaps you could take a photo of the church and some of the other historic buildings there. Thanks. clariosophic14:46, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
I might have. Check here, it's where all the pics I took are. Usually I take a bunch of pics in any historic district I hit. From the address, I sounds like it's across from the Herlong Mansion, which means it's the one with the red door? If so, I got it. Feel free to add it to the article. I'd say the church is what's known as a contributing property for the district, so it may be on the register, indirectly. Btw, keep up the good work on the articles. After making all those Florida NRHP stubs, it's nice to see folks expanding on them. :) -Ebyabe23:58, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
Many thanks to you for all the stubs you've created and the pictures you've uploaded. Yes, the Church of the Mediator has a red door. You had two pictues of it and I've unploaded one to the infobox. Thanks also for telling me about contribution properties. I created an article yesterday All Saints Episcopal Church (Round Lake, New York) where the entire village of Round Lake is an HD. I'm getting ready to do one on a church inside Chautauqua Institution where I spent four summers. It's a National Landmark as well as an HD, I was wondering why these churches weren't listed themselves. Thanks again. clariosophic00:36, 10 November 2007 (UTC)
List of Registered Places in Florida
I changed out a wikipedia footnote which supposedly justified the existence of the Florida Registry of Historic Places. I was actually looking for this external footnote to justifiy an entry in an article I was working on, but it wasn't in the main Florida article, so I supplied it. I think you just deleted it. I was wondering what your reasoning was. The article does need external justification, right? Student7 (talk) 21:15, 17 November 2007 (UTC)
Did you mean the one to this site? If so, the way it was referenced was incorrect. And I'm surprised I missed it, with all the updating I do to that page. That site is useful, but not an official gov't site, and in the context of when the NRHP gets updated, it's not useful. I don't think it's been updated in years. I kept the link the goes to the official gov't site, and the page that shows new weekly listings on the Register. I hope that answered your question? If not, drop me another line and I'll babble on some more. :) -Ebyabe (talk) 23:56, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
Thank you, Ebyabe, but in my humble opinion, I think the article misses B class by a bit. There's too many words in some topics, others are entirely left out, and there is worshipful rambling that goes on without benefit of references. It probably had the appearance of completeness to a passer-by, and you've been rating a lot of articles, but I live pretty close to the park, have read up on it quite a bit, and know that the article is kind of skewed and imbalanced. I felt justified in downgrading your B class rating to a Start. We in the Broolyn realm have some work to do on this article. Thanks for your interest. Gosgood (talk) 00:22, 21 November 2007 (UTC)
That's cool. I've been assessing NRHP sites, and figured on rating other projects at the same time. I'm not really attached to the ratings, and if assessments change, that's fine. My general criteria are length and citations and format, with pictures as a contributing factor. Honestly, it looks better than some articles I've seen rated a B. I think there's strong potential for GA with not much more work. But that's me. Anyway, good luck with the article and such. :) -Ebyabe (talk) 18:25, 22 November 2007 (UTC)
It was filmed at least partially in Jacksonville. I added the Florida banner since the Jax banner was there already to that effect. But yeah, that should appear in the article. -Ebyabe (talk) 18:28, 22 November 2007 (UTC)
Quelle Suprise! King James is a Queen!
Our dear Haiduc, never a stranger to controversy, recently decided to delve into the wardrobe of the British Monarchy, and what did he discover? King James had more than appreciative eyes for strapping young men! Naturally, Haiduc felt the need to share this news with the community, but instead of being praised for his scholarship, he was reviled. In fact, one rabid heterocentrist even rummaged around in his own wardrobe until he found an old pair of socks to play with. All seemed lost until astute editor Jeffpw noticed some odd postings and did some sleuthing of his own. The socks were uncovered, the Wicked Witch was melted and readers the world over were able to learn that Good King James regularly ordered tube steak from the menu of the day. Thank you, Haiduc! Thank you, Jeff! And let Miss Julie add (for readers who might not know) that tube steak tastes just like chicken!
It's Britney, Bitch!
Well, maybe it's not Miss Thang, herself, but it's the next best thing: Chris Crocker! he stirs up just about as much controversy as his idol does, even here on Wikipedia. Though it's all a bit of a muddle, one of our editors hopes you can drop by the talk page and leave a message of hope for those battling the forces of obstructionism in that little corner of the Wiki World. It is so hard to spread enlightenment. As Miss Parker herself said, "You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make her think".
Game show for nerds
Wallowing in cash from the latest beg-a-thon, the powers-that-be have decided to sponser a little contest here to improve the articles, with a Grand prize of $100. Yeah. Just enough for a Burger King dinner for the family. Still, the thought is nice and the goal is noble, so we should support it. Our little Queer beehive has taken a look at what's on offer, and both the Greek Traditionalists and Daughters of Bilitis are well represented. The ever useful SatyrTN has made a little list, which can be found here (if that malignant bot hasn't archived it already, that is). So find a pal, roll up your sleeves and dive right in. Let's show this Encyclopedia just what Queers with firecrackers up their....err, I mean, let's show the others what we can do.
Jón Þór Birgisson
I can't pronounce his name, but he's awfully cute, he's deliciously foreign, and best of all...he's GAY! But he won't be for long, if certain users have their way. A concerted effort has been under way for a while now, designed to neuter poor Jon (pretend I put a little accent thingy over that O) and make him into a sort of rockin' Ken doll. So please watchlist this hunka man, and keep him queer! If anybody questions you, tell them "Miss Julie sent me".
TranSanta
Everybody loves a sequel
Readers not afflicted with Alzheimer's will remember that last month we had a little story about Alice and her harasser. That proved so popular that we bring you the sequel: Benjiboi and his stalker. After a chance meeting at the Michael Lucas article, this anonymous user took a shine to our Benjiboi, and has been showering him with attention on virtually every board on Wikipedia. Flattered though he is, Benjiboi finds the attention a bit distracting, and administrators have been seeking various remedies for this. It has proven difficult, as the stalker has an IP address that changes quicker than Superman in a telephone booth. So perhaps some of you would like to watchlist Benjiboi's page, and lend a hand if you see some love letters from an 11 digit friend. I was actually thinking we should get Alice's harasser and Benjiboi's stalker together. Then we could have another sequel, sort of like Freddy vs. Jason. Any bets as to who would win??
Not quite the second coming, but special just the same
Let me be the first to give a warm, wet, Love Boat kiss (though not with tongue) to our newest Project members: Jacksinterweb, Cleduc, Pigman, Becksguy and Iamandrewrice. Even in the month of our Saviour's birth, your popping into our Wikipedian lives is a blessed event indeed. As Jesus Himself said, "Live long and prosper". He did say that, didn't he? I think he said it. In any event, if he was standing next to me now, I'm sure he'd say it, and add, "Happy homo editing!"
Battle of the Wikipedia Stars!
Indomitable Ann Bannon is holding her own in Wikipedia's answer to American Idol: The Featured Article candidate list! For four feverish weeks, she has mastered the challenges and not been eliminated from the competition. Drop by the FAC page and show Ann you love her....or give her the hook (I'm not supposed to tell you how to vote). Giving our plucky Ann reason to hope is the recent promotion of List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: Sa-Sc. If Miss Julie has her way, we will have the entire alphabet of Queerdom Featured here on Wikipedia soon! And I would be remiss if I did not give a warm, Lesbian salute to our own Belovedfreak, who showed Wikipedia with But I'm a Cheerleader that even pom poms are no protection from the Love that dare not speak its name, and got a gold star for her efforts.
Climbing the Wikipedia career ladder is User: Tim1965, who has not only written, but is now promoting Reel Affirmations to Good article status. Best of luck, Tim, and remember: there are no small parts, only small actors. We're sure you'll be trading that green circle for a gold star soon (assuming you get the green in the first place!).
Santa's on his gay way!
Santa needs elves
Yes, I know: packages need buying, trees need trimming, egg nog needs drinking. The holidays make many demands on our time. It's ...well, it's a bitch, is what it is. So I wouldn't blame you for skipping this little section and putting off my request until next year. But...think of the children. Our future. They need quality information about the homosexual "lifestyle" if we are to indoctrinate them properly. That's why I am asking you to drop by our Peer review area and give your meaning as to the efforts of your fellow gay Wikipedians. And think: in this season of kindness and good will to all, isn't it nice that I am pointing you to someplace where you can (in a Wikiloving way, of course) rip someone a new asshole? Think about it...and those children with their shiny, bright eyes, thanking you for contributing to their future.
Even more festively, consider joining in on the deletion discussions of our favorite articles. Here you can bandy about such words as "homophobia", "Right-wing Christian agenda" and my personal favorite, "just who do you think you're pushing around?!?!?". If you play your cards right, there might even be an extra present under the tree for you. :-D
Urgent Christmas appeal Tovojolo asked me to ask you to edit Elizabeth Bishop as part of the Collaboration Project. She's an old dead poet (Miss Bishop, not Tovojolo. I've never actually met Tovojolo. She's probably very young and attractive. Maybe somebody should ask if she's single), but she was a flaming homosexual long before most of us had even been conceived, so we owe her some respect. Tovojolo actually asked me for the last newsletter, but Miss Julie forgot. Bad Miss Julie. She was so busy boosting morale it just slipped right by her. Nemissimo, maybe you need to crack that whip again to get Julie back in line.
Surrender, Dorothy!!!!!!! Friend of Dorothy has attracted the attention of a group of....the more senior elements of our gay society. They disagree with our thesis that Saint Judy was the possible source of the term, and demand we change the article to reflect their contention that Dorothy Parker was the origin. The problem is, their source didn't check out. So we agreed to disagree. Well, we at the project did. They got kinda mad at us, said unkind things, and started edit warring. Though they are old, they are certainly quick, and could revert the article faster than my nimble fingers could press the undo button. To quote the divine Miss Parker, every time I saw the article on my watchlist, I thought to myself, "What fresh hell is this?". The page was protected by sympathetic administrators, but keeping an eye on it will keep Dorothy safe from future Wicked Witches of the West or East.
Ambrosia
Our dear Benjiboi has been busy indeed, lately. He recently made fruit salad out of Fruit, turning a once nasty word into a damn good article, and saving it from deletion! Congratulations, Benjiboi! I hear he has turned his attention from fruit to poultry now. Before he is through, he will have turned every major food group gay on Wikipedia!
Christmas came early
Yes, indeed! Valued administrator WJBscribe was raised out of the mire of mid-level management and placed squarely into the Pantheon of Bureaucracy! And Miss Julie is just too proud of him not to mention that he got the most support votes in the history of Wikipedia! Congratulations, WJB! We know you will not prove the Peter Principle correct!
You!
Yes, you! It's you who make this project shine! It's you who make Wikipedia such a valuable resource for all humanity! And it's you who make Miss Julie's dull life just a little bit better. So I want to take this moment to thank each and every one of you for all you do here. Merry Christmas, everybody! Happy Hanukkah! Festive Kwanzaa!Delirious Dong Zhi!Delicious Diwali! And for our oppressed Iranian brothers and sisters, I wish you a safe and joyous Yalda. And if I didn't mention your favorite December holiday, well, it's because I feel it's so special I should just keep it between you and me. Always remember: You light up my life!
May we all have a joyous holiday season, and a safe, healthy, happy and prosperous 2008.
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Hi, I'm looking for images of United Hebrews of Ocala at 729 N.E. 2nd Street. I checked the images you've posted in commons on Tuscawilla HD, but didn't find one. I'd certainly appreciate any help you can give me. Best wishes. clariosophic14:22, 1 December 2007 (UTC)
Hey. Looks like it's technically outside of the district, since Sanchez Ave is the eastern boundary, and that address is to the east of that. District boundaries can be fuzzy, though, and it's close. How did you find out it's a contributing property to the district. In any case, I should be able to swing by it in the next few days and take some pics of it. Hmm, if it's the one I'm thinking of, I think I wanted to take some pics of it, but didn't b/c it didn't look like it was in the district.
I have been taking pics of interesting historic-ey buildings that aren't NRHP lately, just 'cause. Like this, this and this. Just about all the ones on Wikicommons are in this category, if that helps.
Thanks for your reply, One of the two Ocala city links in the article discuss it as a contributing property, I found it through to Guide to Florida Historical Architecture from the UF Press which I look at whenever I can get to my local library, since it's reference only. I'll be busy looking through all the pictures of Florida churches you've posted. I've belonged to this Carpenter Gothic (CG) church for around 25 years and all my family is buried there. I'd thought CG churches were fairly rare and limited to Episcopal churches, but I've found them all over the country and in British Columbia and in other denominations as well. (United Hebrews, though, is the only synagogue I've found.) Florida, though, seems to have the most and the best preserved CG churches. Maybe it's the tropical climate, though there was one about 5 miles up the road from me that was destroyed by a hurricane in 1949. The ones that were built in big urban areas seem to have disappeared, but I did find one on Staten Island, of all places. Thanks again for all your help. It is refreshing to find editors who are co-operative rather than competitive. clariosophic21:30, 1 December 2007 (UTC)
Wow! Thanks for the great images even the rear view showing later incompatible changes and additions. I just discovered your most welcome additions to the article today. Again many thanks. clariosophic (talk) 00:56, 8 December 2007 (UTC)
You're quite welcome! I'm going to try getting better pics at a future date, but figured that should tide you over. It's rather tree-ey around there, and with getting the shots not long before sunset, they're not up to my usual standards. For that matter, I probably need to hit Micanopy and McIntosh again for similar reasons. Adding to my list... Btw, this one might be of interest? It's one of the neater ones of it's type. Plus the article itself has a bit more to it than most of my other stubs. :) -Ebyabe01:11, 8 December 2007 (UTC)
Please, please, feel free! That's why I upload all those photos, so's they can be used. :)
Wikimedia is the, I guess you could say, media arm of Wikipedia. Same organization and all. I prefer adding to stuff to Wikimedia b/c it's more suited for that, and better able to be organized. I think it's also more geared towards user-generated media. So none of the "fair use" ca-ca one encounters on Wikipedia, doncha know. I'm adding the Wikicommons link to the article. It's where it is, 'cause otherwise it generates odd white space.
I would've added a pic to the article, but when I uploaded them originally, there was no article. So hooray on that. Now if only it would get added to the NRHP. It became eligible last year when it became 50 years old (the minimum to be listed). It certainly deserves to be on the Register, imho. :) -Ebyabe23:20, 7 December 2007 (UTC)
Supernatural series regulars
Please don't delete Lauren Cohen and Katie Cassidy from the list of series regulars. They are contracted to the show in that capacity, and deleting them creates false information about the show. Thank you. Monkeyzpop (talk) 22:59, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
Ebyabe, if you see any other user pages like that, you can just message me on my talk page. I've dealt with plenty of those. -- Ricky81682 (talk) 02:22, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
Well, I'll give him a few more days and if he doesn't look like he's contributing at all around here, I'll block. I'll probably check with WP:ANI afterwards but it should be fine. -- Ricky81682 (talk) 02:27, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
HI, how do you decide that an article is stub class? Do you drive it off the presence of a stub template? RichFarmbrough, 16:09 15 December2007 (GMT).
Length and references, mostly. Pictures not so much. If folks don't agree with my rating, they can always change it. I'd just rather see stuff rated as something than not rated at all. Any article/project in particular? I kind of assess all over the place. :) -Ebyabe (talk) 16:29, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
Florida pictures
I was in the Tampa area a couple weeks ago on an inline skate tour. I decided to visit some of the sites on the National Register of Historic Places to get pictures -- but when I checked, it turned out that you've uploaded pictures of just about every one I visited. So, here's a special "hats off" to you for doing such a great job with the Florida NRHP articles.
I got a chance to visit the Henry B. Plant Museum in Tampa when I first got into town, and it's pretty impressive. So, here's a picture from the hotel:
As a current or past contributor to a related article, I thought I'd let you know about WikiProject University of Florida, a collaborative effort to improve Wikipedia's coverage of University of Florida. If you would like to participate, you can visit the project page, where you can join the project and see a list of open tasks and related articles. Thanks!
Hello. I was just wondering what this edit achieved, in terms of replacing one vertical line with another. - 22:53, 12 January 2008 (UTC)
It doesn't really show well on the previews and such, does it? What I did is replace any vertical lines with two leading spaces to having only one leading space.
From " |" to " |". It's more visible when one actually edits afterward. I just think it looks better. Doesn't hurt or help anything, really. Only a small aesthetic alteration that's made whilst I'm fixing other things with AWB. Call it my monkishness. :) --Ebyabe (talk) 23:11, 12 January 2008 (UTC)
It has been confirmed on the Camp Rock page that it will premiere this summer. It also confirms the release of The Cheetah Girls 3 in Auguest. Wiki.answers has stated that Halloweentown 5 will be here in October this year. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Pghlvr (talk • contribs) 01:01, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
It has been confirmed on the Camp Rock page that it will premiere this summer. It also confirms the release of The Cheetah Girls 3 in Auguest. Wiki.answers has stated that Halloweentown 5 will be here in October this year.
Number 2. You can also see the "Kress" at the top better. Darn, you beat me to it. Didn't get that far last October. Do plan on getting there within the next few months, though. So, did you get any other pics whilst down there? :) -Ebyabe (talk) 22:20, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
Yep, but I could only get a few before it got dark. I've got one more coming once I can figure out what it is. I probably won't get back there anytime soon. Now if I could only permanently fix the date on my camera, I'd be all set! —Wknight94 (talk) 22:26, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
Whaddya mean, fix the date permanently? Is it when you change batteries? I've learned to change them real fast, that usually works. I learned that when I was up in Chipley a couple months back, right after the time change. Worked out, since I'd not reset the time on the camera anyway. Plus I was in a different timezone, which only added to the confusion. Anyway, looking forward to more of your pix.
Mind you, I've decided to visit every NRHP in Florida, whether others have taken pix or not of the place. B/c you can never have enough pics of a place. And few are as obsessive as me when taking photos. I get all four sides, usually. I'd prolly get the roof and foundation of buildings if I could. ;) -Ebyabe (talk) 22:42, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
That sounds like fun! You'll want to get to El Jobean Hotel pretty soon. It looked like it was about to topple over when I took a couple pictures of it. All overgrown too. I had to squint to make out the address to determine I was even at the right place! I thought maybe it fell into disrepair when Hurricane Charley blew through but I don't think it affected that far west - and the neglect looks to be far older than 2004. Re: my camera, yes, I was all upset when I came back from some trip and found that all the dates were off by six or eight months, so I fixed it. Well the pictures I took last week were off by six or eight months again! Drive me crazy. I don't have two batteries so I can't switch them quickly - can't test that theory. I guess I just need to remember to check the internal date from time to time. —Wknight94 (talk) 00:12, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
I always carry extra batteries, at least eight. I'm not about to cut a trip short b/c I run out of juice for the camera, doncha know. :) I'll carry extra when I'm on a long walk, like when I was getting shots in the caverns at Florida Caverns State Park. I remember having to walk back blocks to my car when the batteries got low in downtown Orlando. Not having that happen again. I know they're pricey-ish, but since I have a battery recharger, they pay for themselves in the long run. Just my two cents. :) -Ebyabe (talk) 00:25, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
You're quite welcome. I'm always figuring new ways to twist AWB into doing odd jobs. :) It's funny, I was thinking about doing what you suggested whilst I was recategorizing, but was rather far along in the process, so gave up on the idea. Actually, what you're suggesting would probably be better handled by a bot. I've thought about getting involved in bot-iness, but not got 'round to it yet. Hmm, something of a similar nature got done a while back for the Florida NRHPs. The person I'd recommend you contact is Alai. Tell me what transpires, and if I can be furtherly helpful, do drop me a line. Stay warm up there, it's dropping into the 30's tonight, which for us here in the Sunshine State is practically a blizzard! But I like the cold weather, so I'm happy. Later! --Ebyabe (talk) 23:47, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
Thanks. Miami Beach is my getaway place of choice, although I haven't been for a couple of years. This morning I convinced my 13-yr-old to wear a sweatshirt over his short-sleeved shirt despite his protests that today will be one of the warmer days of the week. (It was -4 degrees F, not counting windchill.) Personally, I'd rather be in Miami.--Appraiser (talk) 13:49, 15 January 2008 (UTC)
How is it down there now? I'm from Miami originally, but haven't been down there in a few years. I think it's gotten too crowded and overdeveloped now. Still, one day I'll venture down there again, I wager. :) -Ebyabe (talk) 23:31, 15 January 2008 (UTC)
Karl Urban article
Hi there,
I've added an info at the article citing his presence in the upcoming Star Trek movie as Leonard McCoy, and you removed it saying there was no reliable source of the fact. A simple visit to his page at IMDB can provide a reliable source. Actually, the article cites this in the Filmography section... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 189.70.79.179 (talk) 16:49, 15 January 2008 (UTC)
Hey. You didn't add references to the statement itself, which is why it got deleted, and by others previous to me. Some checking shows it's indeed true, with some decent sources. I added the info back, with the references, so it should stay there now.
On a side note, I just don't see it. I mean, I like Urban (it's why his page is on my watchlist), but I just can't see him as McCoy. About the only casting choice I wholeheartedly agree with is Quinto as Spock. Oh well, I guess we'll see in a few months. Depending on the writer's strike, though, I suppose... -Ebyabe (talk) 23:31, 15 January 2008 (UTC)
More county-specific Florida NRHP lists
I say that more major Counties in Florida, mostly the larger ones, deserve their own lists of Registered Historic Places. These include Pinellas, Duval, and Orange. ----DanTD (talk) 18:12, 19 January 2008 (UTC)
Well, three counties (Hillsborough, Dade and Volusia) already have separate lists, as they're the ones with the most. Duval and Pinellas I'd agree with, Orange not so much. Polk is one that could use breaking out; I believe it has the most historic districts in the state.
All of New York's NRHP lists are county specific, and I just created three yesterday, because they were closer to Chicago. I'm planning to add othes for counties with major cities in Illinois, and I chose Orlando County, Florida for the same reason. Polk County wouln't be such a bad idea, though. ----DanTD (talk) 01:47, 20 January 2008 (UTC)
Ms Julie is .. unavailable .. this month, so Isaac and Gopher have stepped in to put this newsletter thing together. We may not be as funny as you're used to, but if you'd like a free drink, come see me at the bar. That might help. Maybe. And no, there aren't any flashing lights or fancy pictures this month - I'm still recovering from a whopping hangover. Julie's recovering too, but that's a story I'll let her tell.
Two New Featured Articles (and...)
Emma Goldman was promoted to Featured status on 2007December 27. If you don't know Ms. Goldman, she was a Lithuanian anarchist. Aren't many of those around, really, so having one of our very own is special. She'll be dancing the Cha-Cha on the Promenade deck later tonight.
Ann Bannon was promoted to Featured status on 2007December 3. Faithful readers may remember Moni moaning that we didn't mention this promotion in the last newsletter. Happy now?
The marathon efforts of Dev920 against her astonishing abilities of procrastination continued this month, and she managed to update the Portal's main articles. Whether she will finally beat her procrastination pixies in submission and update the biographies remains to be seen, but Jeffpw has leapt to the rescue and taken it upon himself to do all our lovely news. Friends, lend us your goodwill and your eyeballs, and mosey on over to see all Jeff's hard work.
Also, back in October 2007, Allstarecho and Benjiboi worked diligently on the "WP:LGBT Random Quote" and "WP:LGBT Random Picture" sections of the portal. They added many new quotes and pictures but, and yes here's the cat's meow friends... you can now use these on your own user pages! To add the "WP:LGBT Random Quote" to your own userpage, use: {{Portal:LGBT/Quotes}} And to add the "WP:LGBT Random Picture" to your own userpage, use: {{Portal:LGBT/Pics}} If you'd like to see it in action, check out Allstarecho's userpage for both in action and Benjiboi's talk page for the Quotes in action!
The long, slow race toward FP status continues...
Bisexual Awareness Month
Folks in Utah are celebrating Bisexual Awareness Month. For our own wikicelebration, Alison suggests we try to bring Bisexuality at least up to good article status. Working on the Utah article would be encouraged, but do it stealthily - they don't like us to be *too* open.
A cunning plan
In a move sure to bring her fame and fortune at last, Dev920 (talk·contribs) has proposed that an FA buddying system be set up, to help nudge frightened tikes who also happen to write killer ass articles over that initial first FAC hurdle. Anyone interested in shepherding duties, or anyone interested in being made to lie beside still waters (handcuffs are optional), do drop Dev an RSVP so she can start battering those darned pixies...
Zigzig20s has mentioned a desire to work on .. desire. Specifically literature by and about LGBT desire. To facilitate "LGBT Literature" taskforce, there will be shuffleboard and lesbian fiction on the foredeck later in the afternoon. Signup if you're interested.
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