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To add an “end=died” parameter (or something similar, such as the phrase “her death” following the text “1985-2012”) within a template documenting the years Dr. Ride was in a romantic partnership with Tam O'Shaughnessy in the article’s infobox, for clarification purposes, as the pair never separated; Dr. Ride died in 2012 from cancer. The absence of this parameter could inaccurately lead some readers to assume the relationship ended, when it didn’t.
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She died in San Diego. The La Jolla neighborhood. Shouldn't we list her death as in San Diego for simplicity of people reading from a glance. Most people outside of California don't know what La Jolla is. ~2026-29162-10 (talk) 00:56, 26 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
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Substantial writing about her salary in § After NASA seems like a non-standard detail to include. Is there some contextual relevance to it here in the article or commentary to make other than the simple fact for WP:PROPORTIONal coverage? The cited ref seems to be primary about the move to that position, so in the context of that news story it is, but "the move" is only a minor aspect of the position and the position is only barely discussed here in the WP article. DMacks (talk) 06:16, 26 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
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A lot of personal and relationship info sprinkled across this bio page. I am willing to do/suggest edits, but I'd like to know if others agree that many of the comments about the state of her marriage or who she dated in college belong in a Personal Life section, not in her career profile. I think it's inappropriate, draws attention away from other significant aspects of her life and sometimes borders on a gossipy tone that doesn't belong here. I also noticed several of those references are from a single biography written by a journalist. This creates concern if the reader doesn't know whether the "source" biography is quoting facts, which have been verified, or just the way the biographer saw it at the time. I believe it's source #2? Thoughts on adding a PL section? MandieJ1975 (talk) 17:14, 26 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
I would strongly object. Moving this material into a personal life would obfuscate important points and make the article much harder to understand. Effectively forcing Ride back into the closet posthumously. Lynn Sherr is not only an award-winning journalist, but was a close friend of Ride who guarded her secrets. Hawkeye7(discuss)21:44, 26 May 2026 (UTC)Reply