Could you give details of why you deleted my edit on Transgender health
[edit]You posted on my page:
- "Your recent edit to Transgender health care seemed less than neutral and has been removed.
But gave no details as to why - so in answer to you offer to give details -yes I would be very grateful to hear them. The reason you gave in the page Talk seems unfounded:
- "This page is not here to try to whitewash conversion therapy, which is widely condemned worldwide."
Please do give your reasons in the Talk for Transgender Health. ThxPeckedagain (talk) 22:52, 17 August 2024 (UTC)
- The reasons are, as the edit summary indicated, violations of neutral POV. A lot of the changes, such as your edit-warring change to the lead to try to make things appear more controversial than they are, violate our neutrality of view. While the UK has taken a large backstep in transgender health care, this has not been universally observed in the rest of the world, so it is WP:UNDUE to ram the Uk's decision into every transgender article on Wikipedia to do so. You've also removed large amounts of well sourced information without consensus to do so.
- As for the other one on Transgender health care trying to whitewash Conversion therapy#Gender exploratory therapy - it is undue for the article on Transgender health care in the way you added it, again violating NPOV (and UNDUE in this case) - it is instead already discussed at length at Conversion therapy in the appropriate context of what it is, so at best, a link to there may be added, but even that is questionable, as the practice of conversion therapy is not generally considered health care. Raladic (talk) 23:01, 17 August 2024 (UTC)
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