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I feel that it should be made clear somewhere on this page (as I am now doing in this talk page) that LGBT culture is far more rich than is documented here. Documenting our own culture should start becoming a focus. Ideally this would be an overarching page that connects to different subgroups of pages describing the different regions and subgroups of culture. I think for many of us individually we all know that we live in a deep and rich culture with assumptions, rules, artifacts, myths, traditions that have deeply shaped who we are. But at this moment, our culture is near-invisible to academia. I hope I manage to find time in the future to add to this page and possible subpages. Look at Polari, Look at the Drag Balls, Look at the brotherboys and sistergirls, Look at two-spirits, look at Sappho, look at the traditions we built in the 20th century that have become staples of our community, look at the culture that is being built in person and in our online spaces right now. A statistic about suicide is not culture. I am not a Wikipedia editor, so I apologise for breaking faux-pas, but we really really need to do the work here for the generations of us to come. 2403:5814:2A42:0:ABB0:BFC4:F1CC:BAFD ( talk) 07:10, 30 July 2023 (UTC) reply

You'll find a lot of agreement amongst Wikipedia editors on your request... but the limited time and personpower available amongst our volunteers means it is unlikely to happen quickly. Of course, you can help by reversing the "I am not a Wikipedia editor" thing and... becoming a Wikipedia editor! We'd love to have you! — Trey Maturin™ 14:55, 30 July 2023 (UTC) reply

Naked packing: An American LGBTQ+ tradition of packing in the nude on any day of the week that ends in “Y”! If you don’t do this, your move will be filled with unfortunate circumstances! So if you’re packing on a day that ends in “Y”, get naked or pay the penalty. 96.230.197.134 ( talk) 15:44, 25 December 2023 (UTC) reply