BootlegPopeye
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- Jan 18, 2021
I noticed that a while back but never really paid any thought to it as well. I just assumed it was some autistic autobiographical formatting that Wikipedos get caught up in, I didn't think a wikisperg would be making these edits. What their intention is I don't know, but my wager is empowering women sperging.
That's what I can't figure out, the motive. I did find a couple examples of other people doing it - one was a feminist poster who made the reasons in the edit comments that the person in question (I forget who, I was using actors as examples) wasn't 'born' to his father in the sense he came out of his body, so the mother goes first. I also had the thought it might be some Jewish thing, since (according to them) all their women are sluts and you can really only know who your mother is.
There doesn't seem to be a policy I could find on it. Could not find any debate on it - there might be one buried on some talk page I haven't found yet though (that's the way to run things - by nerd slap fight 20 pages deep). It might be that they don't care enough to impose a policy either way, sort of like how some pages will use British or American spellings depending on the subject matter, or BC/AD vs BCE/CE.