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Sourcing and undiscussed article moves edit
I reverted you at the Lesbian article, and I explained why. Simply put, you are defining the terms lesbian and lesbianism stricter than the sources and articles are defining them. The Lesbian article is clear about how broadly the term lesbian is used, and that it does simply refer to sexual orientation; it refers to sexual identity, sexual behavior, and objects as well. The form lesbianism usually means any same-sex romantic or sexual attraction between human females, as scholarly sources show. For example, no one knows for certain if Sappho was exclusively sexually attracted to women, but many scholars do believe that she was sexually involved with women and sexually preferred women. Therefore, Sappho is a lesbian topic. I also reverted three of your undiscussed article moves, as seen here, here, and here...with an article text revert and explanation here. Wikipedia:Requested moves has a requirement that potentially controversial moves should be discussed through the Wikipedia:Requested moves process; it states, "Use this process if there is any reason to believe a move would be contested." So do not move articles of this type without starting a Wikipedia:Requested moves discussion first.
Also, be mindful of the WP:Edit warring policy. And if you are 108.36.70.221 (talk · contribs · WHOIS) or are editing as any other IP, you should be editing while logged in. Flyer22 (talk) 02:38, 4 July 2015 (UTC)
While you don't edit like a complete WP:Newbie, I suspect that IP 108.36.70.221 is the indefinitely blocked Dante8. Unlike Dante8, you interact with editors. But the more I look at your account and IP 108.36.70.221, you appear to be 108.36.70.221 editing while logged in and while logged out.
If you reply to me about any of this, then I prefer that you reply here on your talk page to keep the discussion centralized; see WP:TALKCENT. Well, the exception is matters pertaining to the Lesbian article; I prefer that we discuss that on the Lesbian talk page if you want to discuss it. Flyer22 (talk) 02:49, 4 July 2015 (UTC)
I'd overlooked this, but have moved it back as well. Flyer22 (talk) 08:08, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
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