AK63

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Danger (talk) 14:32, 22 October 2011 (UTC)

"thank you for having taken action! However, I am STILL noticing that in the left-hand-side frame, category 4-Biology-subcategory number: 4.4.1, MOLTING still appears with an 'O' (moUlting)...Your additonal corrective step is much appreciated!" AKAK63 (talk) 21:55, 25 October 2011 (UTC)

Oops, I missed that section. Fixed now. Feel free in the future to be bold and make corrections yourself. You are an editor too! Danger (talk) 22:55, 25 October 2011 (UTC)

Politically Correct/All -Inclusive Term (Variation) for GLBT/LBGT: GLBTQQI/LBGTQQI

Hello any Wikipedia editors out there.

I can't understand or accept the fact that no one has given apparent thought to or mentioned ADDING the initial 'I' (for: Intersexual-the politically correct term for the outdated term: hermaphrodite/androgynous) to the acronym. Could any editor kindly add this to the page which discusses VARIATIONS of LGBT/GLBT (at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT#Variants)? Thank you.

P.S. the 2 Qs are for Queer & Questioning-however the individual chooses his/her identity &/or definition to be

Awaiting your early responses (&, even more so, your advising me of your corrective action in the spirit of what I've stated) with thanks in advance, AK63 (talk) 08:32, 17 August 2013 (UTC)AK63 08-17-2013 01:32am

June 2014

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February 2015

Hello, BracketBot:

Yhank you for your comments.I am NOT sure at all what they mean &, due to very LIMITED time, have seen your comments only now (namely, very late after posted) given the fact that I am (myself, not in great health) the only caregiver for a disabled person at home & unfortunately, cannot indulge in spending as much time as I'd like on Wikepedia contributions 7 learning the rules/ how to post, etc...but rather, most spontaneously/sporadically when time & energy allow...So, hoping you understand my rather dire circumstances, I'd much appreciate if you KEPT my LINGUISTICALLY BASED/SOUND contribution (content) & rather introduced whatever formatcorrection is necessary. I'd very much appreciate it! :)

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September 2014

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What on Earth is not a reliable source

See WP:RS and this. We need reliably published source, in this case academic studies. Doug Weller talk 18:47, 11 December 2017 (UTC)