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Evidence presented by James Cantor

Current word length: 601; diff count: 29.

Evidence of off-wiki campaign influencing on-wiki events

  • NYTimes reporting on campaign of harassment by Jokestress against J. Michael Bailey.
  • Jokestress’ Bailey-related target list.
  • Peer-reviewed, comprehensive analysis of campaign, by bioethicist/historian. Coverage received a Guggenheim Award.

Evidence of chilling effect

  • Evidence of Jokestress' protracted conflicts with openly trans- Wikipedian, User:Hfarmer.
  • Jokestress’ updated target list, naming User:Hfarmer.
  • Jokestress’ most-wanted list (including Hfarmer), asking readers "If you have received an email, attachment or photo from someone using these names or IP addresses in 2004 or earlier, please forward it to me for analysis,” so that she could "vector and expose" them.
  • Example of results of off-wiki campaign against Hfarmer.

Evidence that Jokestress’ POV-pushing predates Cantor

Year Example
2004 Penile plethysmograph POV
Penile plethysmograph POV-pushing (and self-link cite)
Autogynephilia POV
Autogynephilia POV-pushing
2005 J. Michael Bailey POV
J. Michael Bailey POV-pushing
2006 Simon LeVay POV
Simon LeVay POV-pushing; sustained conflicts with the consensus on talkpage
2007

NYTimes notes WP conflict on Bailey pages, already notable.

2008

Homosexual transsexual POV
Homosexual transsexual POV-pushing

Cantor joins WP in May, 2008; never edited before then.

Evidence that Jokestress’ distruptions occur without Cantor (2008+)

  • ANI Jokestress re homosexual transsexual etc.
  • ANI Archive438
  • ANI Crusade
  • ANI Andrea James
  • ANI The faith and constructiveness of an editors edits in one subject area
  • COIN Jokestress
  • COIN Homosexual transsexual
  • RSN Guidance on pseudodymous authors
  • Requests for mediation/Rejected/40#Homosexual transsexual
  • Mediation Cabal/Cases/2008-11-25

Evidence of other POV-pushing

  • Adding links to her for-profit website (2004).
  • Removing links to business competitors' sites (2005, 2006).
  • Creating page about her business partner, Calpernia Addams (2005).
  • Disrupting DYN discussion w/ uninvolved editors to push anti-Cantor POV (2010).
  • Sustained/repeated counter-consensus additions of homosexuality to List of paraphilias (2008, 2010, 2012).

Evidence of Jokestress’ suppression of disfavored people/ideas

Evidence of Jokestress’ POV on Autogynephilia.

Paraphilia Google Hits Google.Scholar Hits WP page?
Chremastistophilia 8,840 3 Yes
Salirophilia 15,000 13 Yes
Mechanophilia 9,920 14 Yes
Autagonistophilia 16,400 14 Yes
Gynandromorphophilia 2,960 16 Yes
Olfactophilia 12,300 17 Yes
Abasiophilia 22,300 21 Yes
Narratophilia 25,100 34 Yes
Autassassinophilia 12,100 35 Yes
Chronophilia 16,300 50 Yes
Autovampirism 3,130 62 Yes
Agalmatophilia 50,600 64 Yes
Toucherism 2,690 70 Yes
Biastophilia 20,300 96 Yes
Acrotomophilia 45,100 114 Yes
Apotemnophilia 47,400 375 Yes
Autogynephilia 48,700 394 No
Algolagnia 218,000 484 Yes
Hebephilia 63,000 485 Yes
Coprophilia 331,000 1,150 Yes
Transvestism 425,000 13,700 Yes
Pedophilia 6 million 17,900 Yes

Evidence of Jokestress' POV on Cantor

  • Every RS to trans neuroanatomy is cited, except Cantor.
  • Each author of the cited papers is mentioned by name, except Cantor..

Evidence regarding Cantor's behavior

I believe what matters most are pattern over time and responsiveness to feedback.

  • Cantor began editing openly under his own name two months into his five years on WP.
  • Cantor made and unerringly stick to his pledges to stay away from problematic pages, repeatedly inviting Jokestress to join him.
  • Cantor repeatedly discloses associations on relevant talk pages.
  • Cantor habitually walks away from conflicts when Jokestress arrives.
  • Once the suggestion was made to him to submit subpages to RfC, he began doing so voluntarily (i.e., here).
  • When reviewed, uninvolved editors repeatedly describe evidence/complaints against Cantor as unjustified and ancient:

Evidence presented by Jokestress

Current word length: 706; diff count: 0.

Summary

James Cantor aka MarionTheLibrarian aka WriteMakesRight is a key figure in major ethical controversies in sexology. His Misplaced Pages edits reflect off-wiki attempts to promote himself/allies or denigrate critics. Cantor's alliance here owns relevant sexology articles, often hindering inclusion of competing conceptualizations and making personal attacks.

Background: key off-wiki sexology controversies

Pre-2003

  • Northwestern University sexologist J. Michael Bailey publishes on biology and sexual orientation affecting gay men, ultimately concluding that using genetic screening to abort gay fetuses is "morally acceptable." His contemporary Simon LeVay "cheerfully looks forward to the day when the 'new eugenics' born of the human genome project will enable women to abort fetuses likely to be carrying any traits they don't much care for, including homosexuality."

2003

  • While promoting his controversial book on trans women, Bailey exploits images of gender-variant children without their consent in a "comical and vulgar performance" that provoked much laughter.
  • Staunch defender Cantor claims "laughter was actually an affectionate recognition of the truth," writes glowing review, and claims anyone who disagrees is lying.
  • Cantor disrupts trans symposium and is forced by his employer CAMH to apologize.
  • Bailey promotes obscure sexological concepts developed at CAMH about "shemales." Citing CAMH sexologists and penile plethysmography, Bailey claims they can categorize trans children and adults into one of two sexualized types: "homosexual" or "autogynephilic." He claims the former "might be especially well-suited to prostitution" (185) and the latter are "erotically obsessed with the image of themselves as women." (146) Like Cantor, he says anyone who disagrees is lying.
  • Bailey also claims not using CAMH's anti-trans "therapy" on elementary school children (similar to anti-gay reparative therapy) "might well come at the cost of more transsexual adults." (33)
  • Trans women described in the book contact prominent trans figures, saying they were exploited without consent.
  • I summarize the controversy in academic journal Gender Medicine. (full text)
  • I also create several satires of Bailey’s exploitation of our children, including one using his adult son (age 19) and daughter (age 17) who were doing press for the book dedicated to them. I caption their photos with a quote from Bailey's book and a crude paraphrase of his sexualized categories of us. Many are enraged by my satire, but not by Bailey's similar exploitation of our children, proving my point.
  • NU launches a full-scale Bailey investigation. Bailey resigns as department chair; NU refuses to disclose findings.
  • Trans victory against Bailey/CAMH "academic exploitation" considered one of the great events in 165 years of LGBT History. (full text)
  • A tiny minority of trans people support CAMH's taxonomy. Most self-identify as "homosexual transsexual" but have never obtained that diagnosis and likely never will. One such supporter, User:Hfarmer, tenaciously misused Misplaced Pages to assert this self-identity for years, similar to those who self-identified as having a competing fringe diagnosis called "Harry Benjamin Syndrome." Both factions raised many complaints against me here; my interactions were upheld by consensus.
  • Cantor and allies attempt to rehabilitate Bailey/CAMH reputations by:
  • Defaming their critics in an academic journal they control.
  • Suppressing trans viewpoints in academic settings.
  • Getting sympathetic 2007 coverage from pro-Bailey journalist Benedict Carey at NYTimes (see 2005).
  • Manipulating Misplaced Pages.

2005

  • Carey publishes pro-Bailey/CAMH piece claiming bisexual men are liars. Our community's protests prompt Carey's 2007 pro-Bailey hit piece about the 2003 incident, targeting key Carey critics. After I demand an interview from his editors, Carey asks one question (about my satire) and allows a 14-word response.
  • "Cantor feels that bisexuals are not being honest with themselves again, and are relying on narcissistic abstract fantasies to make up for their truncated sexual identities."

2008

  • Protests after APA names Cantor's CAMH colleagues to revise psychiatric "bible" DSM-5. They propose adding obscure paraphilias they promote.
  • Legal and medical experts condemn hebephilia, a concept Cantor champions.
  • Psychologist Karen Franklin summarizes why expert medical and legal consensus rejects "hebephilia," calls Cantor part of "an activist minority."
  • Consensus rejects all three novel disorders proposed for DSM-5.
  • Cantor once again attacks critics by many means, including manipulating Misplaced Pages.

2011

  • Bailey's banned from teaching Human Sexuality after arranging a live on-campus fucksaw demonstration on a woman.

On-wiki disputes

Content disputes around the 2003 and older controversies were resolved long ago. Those articles remain stable. Lacking space, I'll focus on Cantor's COI self-promotion within Sexology topics, the 2013 hebephilia incident, his sympathetic proxies, and their personal attacks.

POV "consensus"

Personal attacks

Refuting Cantor "evidence"

  • Autogynephilia "suppression"
I voted to keep the separate article and expressed dismay about the umbrella article content . I frequently expanded our coverage on autogynephilia in a fair and accurate manner and have made no substantive edits since 2008 by agreement. Cantor continues to promote autogynephilia via edits in 2013 despite his oft-cited bogus "pledge" :

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