Template-system and proof-of-concept for rendering gender-neutral text-, email- and RPG-text-templates with the correct pronouns of all people involved.
I plan on adding support for pronoun-less identities and better support for identities with no preferred way of addressing in the future.
It would also be interesting to have the ability to pass the name of any gender with a big-enough social consent on the pronoun associated with the gender to the renderer rather than a piece of individual pronoun data, with the name of the gender then being converted to a piece of individual pronoun data, with an extension specification defining the form of the data used for this as well as the feature itself, but before thinking about such an addition, all other current and accepted specification proposals should be resolved, and it should be discussed whether such a change is even in the scope of this project and compatible with its vision, since it might lead to marginalization or inherently entail marginalization of people of genders that are not listed in this specific set of genders.
The above list is merely there to give a slight overview of things that might get implemented in the future, not to suggest anyone to try to find solutions to them. It's solely here for transparency, and it is definitely not suited for pull requests.
I plan on adding support for pronoun-less identities and better support for identities with no preferred way of addressing in the future. It would also be interesting to have the ability to pass the name of any gender with a big-enough social consent on the pronoun associated with the gender to the renderer rather than a piece of individual pronoun data, with the name of the gender then being converted to a piece of individual pronoun data, with an extension specification defining the form of the data used for this as well as the feature itself, but before thinking about such an addition, all other current and accepted specification proposals should be resolved, and it should be discussed whether such a change is even in the scope of this project and compatible with its vision, since it might lead to marginalization or inherently entail marginalization of people of genders that are not listed in this specific set of genders.
The above list is merely there to give a slight overview of things that might get implemented in the future, not to suggest anyone to try to find solutions to them. It's solely here for transparency, and it is definitely not suited for pull requests.