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Mediation Case: 2006-06-04 Cisgender

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Request Information

Request made by: Catamorphism 19:25, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
Where is the issue taking place?
On the article Cisgender and on Talk:Cisgender.
Who's involved?
AlexR, FemVoice, and myself.
What's going on?
Originally, the terms "cisman" and "ciswoman" were removed from Cisgender because of a lack of reliable sources that indicate these terms are commonly used (analogously to "cisgender", which refers to people who are not transgender, "cisman" and "ciswoman" are supposed to refer to a man or a woman respectively who are not transgender). AlexR continues to revert these changes and insists that these terms belong in the article, but has refused to provide sources for them even when asked (the only source AlexR was able to come up with to show that these terms are used was a blog). AlexR has also used a very aggressive and incivil tone when it isn't warranted, as in this edit. Finally, AlexR has reverted good-faith edits using the edit summary "rvv".
What would you like to change about that?
I would like to either have reliable sources showing that "cisman" and "ciswoman" are in common usage added to this article, or have the article restored to this state with no further edit-warring.
If you'd prefer we work discreetly, how can we reach you?
Reaching me on my talk page is fine.
Would you be willing to be a mediator yourself, and accept a mediation assignment in a different case?
This is, following the Categorical Imperative, the idea that you might want to do
what you expect others to do. You don't have to, of course, that's why it's a question.
Sorry, don't have the time right now.

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