in the beginning was the word (but it was wp:or / wp:self)

A pair of editors have asked me for clarification in re. some information for the EN and PL Wikipedias, respectively.

Now, Wikipedia is a bit goofy about what they consider to be a source (WP:SPS, WP:NOR, WP:SELF), but more or less, rather than answering their questions directly on Wikipedia (which wouldn't quite jibe with policy as it would be original research & self-reference) I'm writing it here, by which it automagically becomes citable and credible.

== Sexuality ==
I know this is completely private but you are listed on [[List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people/K-O]]. Could you please confirm this? I am writting similar list in polish wikipedia. Greetings!--[[User:Plywak|Plywak]] 18:14, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

:: For the sake of simplicity, let's say I'm bisexual, although I affirmatively believe that this is too linear a term.

== Verifying ==

It says in the trivia section that you hacked NBC in 12 minutes. Was it a thorough, superuser breach? Did it even happen? What exploit (if it's already fixed) was it? Just consulting the primary source. [[User:-Slash-|{Slash]][[Special:Contributions/-Slash-|-|-]][[User talk:-Slash-|Talk}]] 07:29, 2 March 2007 (UTC)

:: At this time, I am only answering questions about 1970's hairstyles.

Lest Wikipedia run out of things to attribute to me, I call upon Jimmy Wales to limit Essjay to no more than 10 pseudonymous Wikipedia identities, "Can You Hack It?" will be out in 2007 even if I have to sell it on street corners, and everyone should check out Patrick Gray's /<-rad podcast, Risky Business, at ITRadio.com.au.

Godspeed & Wiki♥! :)