> Other moderators said this last option likely would have been fine had Monica not made known her reason for doing so. That reason being that it's "confusing

> Other moderators said this last option likely would have been fine had Monica not made known her reason for doing so. That reason being that it's "confusing and grammatically incorrect"? What does that have to do with the distinction between "people who preferred singular they" and "everyone"? > even after being told that she was making colleagues uncomfortable Where is the evidence that she was legitimately making colleagues "uncomfortable"? If I claim to be "uncomfortable" at work because my colleagues do X or don't do Y in their interactions with me, should that be taken at face value? Is my claim enough to have them removed if they don't correct their "problematic" behavior?