User talk:Fæ/Editnotice

Fæ's talk page discussion

This page is a safe space for LGBT+ topics. If that is an issue, or you are against using respectful language on this or any other topic, then consider this an invitation to write somewhere else or not at all rather than creating a hostile environment.

I prefer to keep conversations connected on the same page so I will reply to your comments here and if you want to discuss an article or an article deletion discussion it may be better to add your comment on those associated talk pages. If you don't get a reply after a day or two it may be worth sending me an email. If you need some independent help, then you could try the live IRC discussions #wikipedia-en-help ^connect, #wikipedia-en ^connect or #wikimedia-glam ^connect (I can sometimes be found there as Fae) or one of the helpful noticeboards at WP:Requests. For confidential matters please do not post on Wikipedia but consider the contact methods described at Oversight.

If you have a request for me that involves use of sysop privileges, please be aware of the uninvolved policy and I will pass on your request (often to an appropriate noticeboard) if I have been involved in related non-trivial discussions or have made significant contributions to content for an article your request relates to. If you know I have been involved in some way, please remind me at the time to avoid any mistake.

I naturally tend to stay polite, in a rather British way, especially when being critical of others. This style is not intended to be read sarcastically or as sophistry. In return, I expect language to stay polite (in line with Wikipedia:Five pillars) even when discussion is heated or even if the language may be thought by some to be humorous; please avoid putting anything that may be interpreted as rude or vulgar on my user talk page, even as a joke.

Personal pronoun: Though many Wikimedians know me from real life events and meetings, this is separate from my on-project identity. If you need a pronoun to refer to my account, I prefer the courtesy of a singular they rather than she, he or anything else.