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2 years ago Yes please.
Ryan On 23 Sep 2022 at 05:01 +1000, Kayla Washburn @.***>, wrote:
In most cases, gender/sex is not actually the thing you care to know about a person, what you're usually really after is how to refer to the person. Additionally, words like "male" and "female" widely exclude trans and nonbinary people. Changing things like "male" to "he/him" and "female" to "she/her" (and maybe adding an example that uses "they/them"!) sets a better example for developers, and is more inclusive for queer people. Happy to submit a PR if you're open to it. :) — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
In most cases, gender/sex is not actually the thing you care to know about a person, what you're usually really after is how to refer to the person. Additionally, words like "male" and "female" widely exclude trans and nonbinary people. Changing things like "male" to "he/him" and "female" to "she/her" (and maybe adding an example that uses "they/them"!) sets a better example for developers, and is more inclusive for queer people.
Happy to submit a PR if you're open to it. :)