Posted on 08/21/2014 5:33:36 PM PDT by pluvmantelo
For the third time this summer, computers in the House have been blocked from editing Wikipedia due to a string of controversial edits.
Anonymous users operating from an Internet Protocol (IP) address linked to the House were banned from editing the site for a month late on Wednesday.
The action came after a series of edits people using the IP address made to pages on the user-generated encyclopedia about transgender people that many on the site considered offensive.
Fat finger edit fail. I meant ‘learned’,of course.
Not to worry. Folks reading at this site are by necessity fluent in both typo and non sequitur.
“I learned a new word from this article. Transphobe.”
The preferred terminology is “person of normal.” Only slobbering perverts use the word “transphobe.”
Doubleplusgood!
Can I ask a stupid question?
Why are congressional staffers or House employees, going on Wikipedia and editing it in the first place? Is that really what we taxpayers are paying congressional staff to do during working hours?????
“Transphobe”
In other words — a normal person.
Indeed, child rapists insist their victims are dirty.
Somebody changed “assigned sex” to “biological sex”. These are the kind of “transphobic” statement changes being done. Boy, trannies are trying to change facts of nature to promote their mentally ill behavior.
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