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I read through the resignation notices linked from OP, and this one seems to provide some more detail: https://christianity.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/671

• Pfhreak 7y ago
  > If person A comes along and demands that I refer to them by their "preferred pronoun" (even if it is a mismatch for their genetic sex or the grammar of the language being spoken) and I refuse, that's considered an insult. Yep, there it is.
  • shakna 7y ago
    No, not really. > Now if I avoid pronouns altogether by sticking to proper names or disengaging from the individual, that's being considered an insult too. It seems like the new CoC requires that not only you don't disparage another's belief, which is fine and everyone agrees with, but you have to actively show that you agree with their point of view as well. You can't remain impartial.