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GLBT
With this series of edits you changed the acronym used from GLBT to LGBT and the word order from (Gays, Lesbians...) to (Lesbians, Gays...). I don't know if this is important to you or travellers, but I'm curious as to your rationale. You did notice that both GLBT and LGBT are common acronyms (but LGBT seems to be the more common of the two in North America - however, WV adopts a worldwide perspective) and that the current title of the article is Gay and lesbian travel ? -- A l i c e ✉ 21:11, 18 January 2013 (UTC)