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I can respond to that, since it was me who recently removed such things. At the time the article and its categories described her as an Ashkenazi anti-Zionist of German-Jewish Polish-Jewish descent. With only the above Tweet supporting it ("all my fellow Jewish people" can actually be ambiguous). And the article was being heavily vandalised. Sometimes when an article gets flooded with crap we take the opportunity to demand the highest quality, which it previously wasn't, so it can be put back together properly. I appreciate you adding an additional source and trust you to add appropriate categories based on those sources. -- zzuuzz(talk)22:58, 19 June 2026 (UTC)Reply
I've re-added some of the removed categories, specifically: English Jews, Jewish English comedians, Jewish women comedians, and Jewish YouTubers. -- zzuuzz(talk)23:37, 19 June 2026 (UTC)Reply
Thank you for clarifying this, I appreciate it! I'm sorry I didn't see your earlier message.
If anyone in the future is editing this article and wants to include Dimoldenberg's work to support Palestinian aid, please be mindful to avoid mentioning someone's activism as a caveat to their identity, and retain accuracy—e.g., only describe someone as an anti-Zionist if they have explicitly used that term for themselves. :o) TariffedSparrow (talk) 04:33, 23 June 2026 (UTC)Reply
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Under the "Chicken Shop Date" section, it says she started it as a column for The Cut, which was a youth magazine at the Stowe Centre youth club in London. But "The Cut" text is hyperlinked to an entirely different publication that's a subsidiary of New York Magazine. That link is incorrect — Amelia didn't write for the NY-based The Cut. Should that link not be removed? (There is no Wikipedia page for the youth magazine The Cut that she wrote for.)
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