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Two things, and Rathfelder knows about the first--if there's any more of this disgusting anti-Latinx, anti-lesbian, etc. kind of editing we'll just lock the article. Rathfelder, if it hadn't been for you I wouldn't have known, so thank you. Second, there is a significant number of promotional and likely COI edits, from a bunch of 2601:204:... IPv6 addresses (in Sacramento, surprise!), and that is also a cause for concern. If promotional and improper information continues to be added, that might be another reason to lock it down. Thank you, Drmies (talk) 21:23, 6 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
