WikiQueer:Attribution needed

To identify when perspectives and opinions in WikiQueer are asserted without stating whose they are, an flag may be inserted.

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 * Exercise caution where there are perspectives and opinions asserted without stating whose they are.
 * If you have reason to think that these perspectives and opinions are not attributable to anyone by a reliable source, you may remove them altogether. Optionally, paste them into the article's talk page and explain your reasoning of why they should be deleted.
 * If you know who the perspectives and opinions can be attributed to: Please be bold, delete the template, and indicate who they are attributed to, either in the text or with a citation.
 * Controversial, poorly sourced perspectives and opinions in biographies of living persons should be deleted immediately.
 * Do not demand in-text attribution for simple, non-controversial facts. Simple facts, like "The Earth is round", should not be attributed to one person, because that attribution implies that very few people agree with the statement.  In-text attribution is normally reserved for minority views, controversial claims, and other widely disputed material.