https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/08/us/w ... ation.html
“If you out yourself as a feminist or L.G.B.T., you will tend to be more targeted,” said Natacha Rault, a Wikipedia editor who lives in Geneva and founded a project that aims to reduce the gender gap on the website.
For info: because Jimbo welcomed gay people on WP from the early days, there are a remarkable number of them in the adminship today. Still. Yet they continue to have problems with homophobia. The "partial ban" system took years to implement--announcing it now is pathetic.
Oh btw:
Once, an administrator on a Wikipedia page blocked an editor simply because their username suggested that the editor could be gay, said Rachel Wexelbaum, a Wikipedian who works to improve L.G.B.T. content on the website. Eventually, she said, Wikimedia’s Trust and Safety Team got involved, and the administrator was blocked for those actions.
Can't find anything in my notes about this. I don't think it was Fram or Malik Shabazz. Anyone?