RFC : How should we refer to the perpetrator
editThis is a very contentious matter on the talk page, and despite multiple efforts to engage, does not seem resolvable without RFC.
Any editor may add new options to this RFC for clarity.
Name
editWhat should the perpetrators name on this article be?
- Option 1 - Use "Aiden Hale" only.
- Option 2 - Use "Audrey Elizabeth Hale" only.
- Option 3 - Use "Aiden Hale" primarily, but also use "Audrey Elizabeth Hale" once in (3a) lede, (3b) article, (3c) infobox.
- Option 4 - Use "Audrey Elizabeth Hale" primarily, but also use "Aiden Hale" once in (4a) lede, (4b) article, (4c) infobox.
Votes
edit- Option 3 with 3b. I am okay with 3a but it is not necessary. I am opposed to 3c. (sample signature here)
Discussion
editPronouns
editWhat pronouns should we use for the perpetrator?
- Option 1 - Use he/him only.
- Option 2 - Use she/her only.
Votes
editDiscussion
editGeneral Discussion
edit- This RFC should probably be merged into the one just above. The article is contentious, and we need to decide all three items anyway. It's easier to broaden the scope of RFC1 to be "BLP/BLD? Name? Pronoun?" than start a second RFC.