Talk:Bianca Montgomery

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Article is a real mess, the kind I don't have patience to clean up. The prose needs to be less conversational and more formal. Juppiter 03:10, 30 January 2006 (UTC)

When I have time! I am will edit this article! And take out some of the exclamation marks! Hdstubbs 01:34, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

Cleaned up. Hdstubbs 03:39, 2 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] ? Renouncing lesbianism ?

Bianca never declared herself bisexual.As far as I know Bianca is still supposed to be a lesbian.Until Bianca declares herslef bisexual or indicates that she is also attracted to men I think the latest passage should be removed.

The above was written by another IP address, but I agree with the comment, and have reverted the edit back again. It appears that it was a typo, or possibly that the person reverted it back and forth twice. There is no mention on the "4/5/2007 episode" (from the edit recently reverted) that the character of Montgomery has "renounced" her homosexuality, to become a bisexual. Interesting argument, interesting thought, but as commentary rather than fact, it's beyond the purview of this Wikipedia article. May I politely suggest that the editor who made the change consider writing a piece for "Eye on Soaps"? But until the day that the fictional character arrives on screen and publicly announces that she is no longer a lesbian, because she fell in love with a transgendered person, it's commentary, not fact and certainly not "NPOV". 67.10.133.121 10:19, 6 April 2007 (UTC)

I agree that a NPOV should be maintained. The acceptability of a relationship between a lesbian and a transgender woman is, of course, controversial to some but that is outside the purview of this article. ZadieA 15:33, 8 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Gave this article a complete overhaul

I gave this article a complete overhaul. This article needed that. And while the plot summary of this article is probably best to be cut down on, though this is a long-running character, so maybe the plot summary is fine as it is now, this article now provides references (reliable references), and this character's real-world impact. Flyer22 23:05, 2 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Rating

Judging from the Damien Spinelli article and other articles, this article is no longer Start-Class. I have changed it to B-Class on its WikiProject Soap Operas tag. I will wait for another editor to change the other two tags on this article to be B-Class as well. Eventually, I may request that another editor or two editors rate this article, in which will be the second time for the other two tags of this talk page. Flyer22 05:54, 10 August 2007 (UTC)