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> they appealed and it got changed... Then they sent a "Yes, you are still in violation" It is hard to figure out what happened when everybody is "they". I don
by bad_username 6y ago
> they appealed and it got changed... Then they sent a "Yes, you are still in violation"
It is hard to figure out what happened when everybody is "they". I don't think using "he" or "she" would do any harm here.
- gameman144 5y ago"They" is the proper method for referring to a singular person of unspecified gender. In this case, since we don't know the gender of the person in question, using "they" is appropriate. If we knew the gender, then a gender-specific pronoun could be called for.
- babygoat 6y agoHow exactly would a gender pronoun help you understand?