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According to the blurb at the start of the page "myth" and "story" are synonymous, except for the fact that myth is a word which commonly is used to demean beliefs and treat them as untrue. If they are the same word but one is used for discrimination then why are we still using the discrimantory word? I don't see other discriminatory words used in place of their unbiased counterparts on other articles? We don't title LGBT articles by words that insult that community. Can you imagine if the page for women was titled "The Weak Gender"??? This is what we are doing to Hindus and that is unfair. Please rename this page and all other "myth" pages to the admittedly unbiased version of the word "stories". Thank you StopSayingMyth (talk) 14:49, 22 June 2023 (UTC)Reply
