Editing User talk:Blue
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| I nominated you for the board of trustees | 0 | 00:59, 30 January 2014 |
| I nominated you for the board of trustees | 0 | 00:59, 30 January 2014 |
| AD says you have JavaScript experience | 1 | 21:44, 20 September 2013 |
| Hey Blue | 2 | 21:52, 16 June 2013 |
| Project for you | 0 | 14:02, 6 May 2013 |
| board e-mail | 0 | 00:37, 8 March 2013 |
| 18 | 04:42, 6 March 2013 | |
| Annoying statisticians (for a worthy cause) | 6 | 00:23, 6 March 2013 |
| sysop rights | 3 | 18:31, 22 February 2013 |
| Secualr Wiki | 0 | 20:29, 21 February 2013 |
| VERY IMPORTANT EMAIL | 1 | 00:37, 21 February 2013 |
| Something you might enjoy | 2 | 22:58, 8 February 2013 |
| "Bassoonist extraordinaire?!" | 2 | 14:56, 5 February 2013 |
| "Hi John how's your brother?" | 1 | 07:50, 2 February 2013 |
| Congratulations on your election to the Board of Trustees! | 0 | 03:08, 30 January 2013 |
| but | 2 | 11:59, 28 January 2013 |
| Pretty sure you know this person more than I would | 21 | 12:35, 22 January 2013 |
| Preferred email | 0 | 18:26, 21 January 2013 |
| Your sig | 7 | 14:42, 21 January 2013 |
| Steele, redux | 4 | 07:09, 14 January 2013 |
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AD says you have JavaScript experience
User:Inquisitor Ehrenstein/myDocuments.js
I'm working on a script that will add a My documents link to the top user link bar that when clicked will being up a fixed position menu of various links to userspace subpages for things like signature pages, lists of userspace scripts, drafts, and that sort of thing.
- You don't need the "configuration variables" section. Check out some other examples of scripts here, or view the source of this page to see the predefined variables you can use.
- You need a line of code in your own /vector.js or whichever skin you use that tells MW to load your script. (addOnloadHook(yourfunction);)
- If you want to have a page that the user will use to define what goes in this menu, you'll need to use the API to grab the contents of that page.
This short script has some examples of what you're looking for.
Hey Blue
How's tricks? Long time no see. Nice to see you posting at RW again.
Thanks Weasel. Now that I've finished my first year of college there's a good chance I'll be more active here again.
Any signs of the ghost of old Uncle Miltie?
Project for you
Here, have a wikiproject. Now that I've slept I realize this is a terrible idea, but I've already put my foot in my mouth, and now I have to live with.
Of no import.
Email. I consider this one pretty important.
Hey Blue I wanted to talk to you privately. The "email this user" button still working?
It is indeed!
Annoying statisticians (for a worthy cause)
I saw a few posters today suggesting that people mark both male and female on the NZ census (which is tomorrow), in support of trans rights and related issues. I just did the census online and thus didn't have that option, but what do you make of the idea?
Nonbinary and intersex stuff isn't really my bailiwick, as I am neither. I'm always in favor of annoying statisticians, though.
sysop rights
Someone else did it, you're off the hook
Aaaand I need them back again. Seems PC has decided I'm not fit to edit on this wiki
Something you might enjoy
Once upon a time I wrote this on a forum which seems relevant to your decision to debunk MRAs, tangentally if nothing else. Feel free to use. At some point I'll transfer it to my blog. If I were you though, I would ignore the comments and never go to the general forum. It's overrun by commies and nazis.
Thanks! Looks really interesting. Especially because it looks like you used some quantitative data analysis, which makes me swoon.
"Hi John how's your brother?"
Check the daate stamp. I called it a week ago. Hope all is well, etc.
You too! And nice job, it took me until today. Been so long since we had an MC sock I wasn't expecting it at all.
I liked Gattaca :(
Pretty sure you know this person more than I would
but he (I think he's a trans man, vs. she a trans woman - it's hard to tell from teh name, and the bio intentionally or otherwise does not use a pronoun) came up in my usual reproduction rights articles here. enjoy if it's new to you!
I, like ListenerX, am rankled whenever someone uses words that I haven't approved of yet.
I thought the same first time I saw it, though it's not to do with the word use but more about the phrasing and how it's structured. Perhaps not as far as the po-mo generator, but certainly reminiscent of a terrible undergraduate essay in places. I can't quite put my finger on it, but there is something stylistic that makes it a P.I.T.A to read.
Whaddaya know, the first comment I see is by Cathy Brennan, and it's oozing with contempt. What does she even do? It's like every time someone is talking about transgender issues on the internet, she's there. Maybe Brennan is actually a bigoted AI that gained self-awareness as Janice Raymond's PC
I'm calling Poe on that HuffPost account. Or maybe she's actually gone insane. Either is possible.
Brennan's post reminds me of something Fred Phelps said about a transgender/"cisgender" couple in one of those infamous faxes of his: "These two fags want to have perverted sex with one another, so they pretend one of them is a woman."
Either way, that sounds like Brennan's views, and if your actual opinion is indistinguishable from someone taking the piss out of your views...
Thanks for the link! The bio does say he's a he and I assume he's a trans man; interesting historical reading nonetheless. The larger thesis seems to be about the commonality between the women's reproductive rights movement and the activism, loosely-defined, of trans women as it manifests in the politics of people of color.
I thought the article's point was that focusing on abortion rights discounts the concerns of trans-women to whom abortion rights mean diddly-squat.
A trivial interpretation, I think.
"[N]o matter how one physically occupies the identity of a woman, the threat of economic hardship as a product of structural racism and misogyny, inevitability regulates their sexuality and how they engage their bodies in sex. / It also points to the historical similarities of community mobilizing that exists amongst all women of color..."
Well, if he is a trans man, it means he was once a she, and Cathy can doubly jump in a lake, cause he (then she) has not only seen the issues of being tran, but also knows what abortion rights mean to the world's women. NOt that a man born man, or woman born man couldn't know that. I'm just saying "he gets it".
"Well, if he is a trans man, it means he was once a she..." And now I expose my ignorance. Is it the case that all "trans" people have at some point in their life changed sexes, if that's what you mean there? I was under the impression that "trans" could simply mean "not fitting into the gender binary."
Postmodern gender terminology is a mess. Whatever impressions you have, there's bound to be a group that disagrees. This means that you're never quite sure what a person's history is based on the terminology applied to them. @Godot - I don't know. I tend to be sceptical of the idea of "universal sisterhood", as I'm sceptical of any claimed mutually exclusive qualities of something like gender.
Didn't say anything about universal sisterhood. but if he was once biologically a she, she could have gotten pregenat. This is not a dis on women who were genetically male once, but it is a reality all women share. Doesn't make it more or less "real", just a shared reality.
TOP, i think i should have used "bioligically" there, to make my argument. my point was if he was once biologically a healthy woman (had all the parts, montly cycles, etc) than even if you don't "feel" like a woman, you are still aware of the reality that you can get pregnant if you are raped. it's something that passes all women's mind, i think, at one time or another.
Preferred email
Can you please send me: ttoulouse@gmail.com your preferred e-mail address for contact about the board election?
Steele, redux
Why are you unblocking? He asked to be blocked.
I don't think he specified a length of time even if his words are interpretable as a request to be blocked. I'd prefer to get a clearer result of the discussion before enacting any permanent solution.
His comments seem to show that he intended to be "banned" permanently, rather than "blocked" temporarily. [1] Can't we leave him blocked until we sort this out? Because I am not optimistic that we will succeed any time soon, and in the meantime he isn't going anywhere.
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