In recent days, the Eugenics Squad over at Wikimedia Commons has been getting its knickers in a twist over this conceptual piece, further demonstrating their bald faced hostility towards transgendered art...
Let's begin this discussion with a direct quote from Wikimedia Commons:
"Deletion requests are not the place to attempt to change Commons policy, nor may requests be made simply to make a point. Any such requests may be speedily closed. Please use the Village Pump or the policy talk page if you wish to propose a change in policy."
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| Commons is not censored. |
In light of the passage cited above, virtually every attempt to delete our artwork from Commons has been in direct violation of existing scope policies, particularly in cases where an image has been in use across multiple projects. DRs are frequently posted by "Anti-Pron Crusaders" trying to bypass all of the standard protocols...
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Yes, here it is: the image that caused so much trouble.
Some time in the late 2000s (not sure of the exact date, it's been a while), we noticed that WP was missing an illustration for their Doujinshi article. For those of us whose lives don't revolve around bras, knickers and popular culture, "doujinshi" is the Japanese term for amateur comics (the word has other uses too, but that's the most commonly understood definition in the West), many of which were being translated into English at the time...
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