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Kay Jelski's anti-women views
editit seems pretty important that the current BBC Head of Sport(!) doesn't think it's a "big problem" if men are competing in women's sports. I know Wikipedia likes to pretend that men are women if they say they are, but maybe there's a way to include his (quite important) views in a way that is acceptable to Wiki groupthink.
- There is a way to do this, if people will stop re-editing to make the wording more gender critical. Also, please identify yourself (at least by guest login or username) when editing the talk page. - Tobelia
- Apologies, I'm quite new to Wikipedia. May I note - when there opinion is divided on a subject, interesting which one wins out :) - RobertJessel
- Thanks. Wikipedia entries should be as factual as possible and avoid reflecting the opinion of the editor, although we all operate within human limits. - Tobelia