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The Polyamory Words, and the One Nobody Can Date
Which sources back which section of this article, and what its evidence base looks like.
Which sources back which section
| Section | Sources behind it |
|---|---|
| What It Is | Wikipedia, Polyamory; Alan M., Polyamory in the News; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, polycule; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, metamour; Wiktionary, metamour; Wiktionary, kitchen table; Franklin Veaux, More Than Two glossary; Wikipedia, terminology of non-monogamy; Laura Boyle, Ready for Polyamory; Multiamory, episode 322; Minka, Minka Guides; TheBody; Gigi Engle, Feeld; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, About; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, the escalator post; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, on solo polyamory; Multiamory, episode 164, with Amy Gahran; Joreth, LiveJournal; Haupert et al., Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy; Moors, Gesselman and Garcia, Frontiers in Psychology |
| Timeline | Wikipedia, Polyamory; Alan M., Polyamory in the News; Wikipedia, Polyfidelity; Wikipedia, Kerista; Maureen Burchert and Shari Tresky, whatiscompersion.com; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, polycule; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, metamour; Wiktionary, metamour; Laura Boyle, Ready for Polyamory; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, About; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, the escalator post; Andie Nordgren, via The Anarchist Library; Moors, Gesselman and Garcia, Frontiers in Psychology; Canadian Polyamory Advocacy Association |
| The Argument | Wikipedia, Polyamory; Alan M., Polyamory in the News; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, metamour; Wiktionary, metamour; Wiktionary, kitchen table; Franklin Veaux, More Than Two glossary; Wikipedia, terminology of non-monogamy; Laura Boyle, Ready for Polyamory; Multiamory, episode 322; Minka, Minka Guides; TheBody; Gigi Engle, Feeld |
| What Others Add | Wikipedia, Polyfidelity; Wikipedia, Kerista; Maureen Burchert and Shari Tresky, whatiscompersion.com; Franklin Veaux, More Than Two glossary; Laura Boyle, Ready for Polyamory; Multiamory, episode 322; Minka, Minka Guides; TheBody; Gigi Engle, Feeld; Andie Nordgren, via The Anarchist Library; Haupert et al., Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy; Moors, Gesselman and Garcia, Frontiers in Psychology; Chinese Wikipedia, 多元之愛 |
| Conclusion | Wikipedia, Polyamory; Alan M., Polyamory in the News; Maureen Burchert and Shari Tresky, whatiscompersion.com; David Wilton, Wordorigins.org, polycule; Wiktionary, metamour; Wiktionary, polycule; Franklin Veaux, More Than Two glossary; Laura Boyle, Ready for Polyamory; Multiamory, episode 322; Minka, Minka Guides; Amy Gahran, solopoly.net, the escalator post; Multiamory, episode 164, with Amy Gahran; Joreth, LiveJournal; Haupert et al., Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy; Moors, Gesselman and Garcia, Frontiers in Psychology; Canadian Polyamory Advocacy Association; Chinese Wikipedia, 多元之愛 |
What the evidence base looks like
- 27Sources behind this article
- 5Sections, every one of them sourced
- 26Read in full
- 1Read at the abstract only
| What the source is | How many | How they were read |
|---|---|---|
| Origin: the text in which a term, a definition, a manifesto, a survey or an observance first appeared | 8 | Seven in full, one of them an archived copy; one peer-reviewed study at its abstract only |
| Reference: encyclopaedias, dictionaries, a citation database and a glossary | 11 | All in full; where one quotes a text that could not be opened, the page says so |
| Community: people inside the practice writing or speaking about it, including former commune members and podcast hosts | 6 | All in full, two of them as podcast transcripts; recollections they relay are on the page as accounts |
| Reporting: a health publisher’s explainer | 1 | In full, through a text-extraction reader after the site refused a direct request |
| Vendor: a dating app’s own magazine | 1 | In full; it is cited only for its own stated view |
Reliable
Reliable, but with an interestWorth believing and reliableWeak on both, and used with careHonest, but thin
Worth believing