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> They said if she avoids using pronouns, she's just as guilty as using the wrong one. People that think like this baffle me When I refer to people online, I
by bwat49 7y ago
> They said if she avoids using pronouns, she's just as guilty as using the wrong one.
People that think like this baffle me
When I refer to people online, I rarely use 'pronouns'. IMO in online communication, it's most clear/neutral to just refer to people by their name or username, e.g. if I'm referring to you I might just say @beerandt. I can't imagine how that could be seen as offensive in any way
- beerandt 7y agoI don't get it either. I can see a case where trolls could abuse it, but that shouldn't preclude well-intentioned use.