There is one other thing that just occured to me: an encyclopedia deals in facts, not in speculation about what a given person may or may not be.  I doubt you would find a list like this in any other encyclopedia (not necessarily a reason to remove it - Wikipedia has lots of good stuff not in other encyclopedias), and it would be inappropriate to have a list like "warning signs your neighbor may be a serial killer" or "how to tell if your best friend is gay".  It may be better to find a site that has a list like this (you could probably find something like it on the APA web site, a good source) and provide a link at the bottom of the page.  I also am not comfortable replacing "factual" with "common sense".  Thank you, by the way, for avoiding an edit war.  I generally think it best to move stuff like this to talk pages until resolved because it promotes action, and it moves possibly false information out of the article.  - 05:36, Aug 29, 2004 (UTC)