I don't disagree with being inclusive, I disagree with the idea that grammatical details of how we speak have anything to do with inclusiveness. It's like if I

I don't disagree with being inclusive, I disagree with the idea that grammatical details of how we speak have anything to do with inclusiveness. It's like if I start complaining that you use "their" to refer to a software vendor because that implies there's more than one person involved and so you're not being inclusive of solo founders. Or that "their" antromorphizes a vendor and therefore isn't inclusive of sea cucumbers. In reality, this has zero consequence to anyone, other than guys who enjoy feeling offended on behalf of others. EDIT: I'm finding a lot of pearls in your comment history. Like this one where you complain of people telling you what to do https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23006925 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23006925 Now you know how we feel, I guess.