>(MOS:GENDERID) requires editors to use a person's most recent expressed self-identification for names, pronouns, and gendered terms (e.g., "she/her" for a trans woman) in biographies and related articles, based on reliable sources. This applies even retro

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Chud 04/04/26 (Sat) 19:31:05 №15745386 [Quote]

>(MOS:GENDERID) requires editors to use a person's most recent expressed self-identification for names, pronouns, and gendered terms (e.g., "she/her" for a trans woman) in biographies and related articles, based on reliable sources. This applies even retrospectively to their life before transition. Deadnaming is heavily restricted for living people unless they were notable under that name. Editors who repeatedly "misgender" or insist on sex-based language in article space (e.g., calling a trans woman "he" or "a man") often face reverts, warnings, blocks for disruption, or topic bans.