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or even just "they"

• loudtieblahblah 5y ago
  • ska 5y ago
    You aren't going to have a whole lot of company. All of the major style guides have given it the nod because they are practical. It's a weakness in English, lacking a unique indefinite pronoun - so we're probably stuck with "they" unless a neologism sticks.
  • jsmith99 5y ago
    Intended by whom?
  • fernandotakai 5y ago
    i have so much trouble with they as singular because ESL + romantic language with no genderless pronoun. i always call users "he" because user is, by default, male in my native language.
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  • stonogo 5y ago
    If I were to die on an English-related hill, I would probably pick one that didn't put me in opposition with Shakespeare.
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  • stjohnswarts 5y ago
    You could potentially get fired, but I don't think you employer will actually end you for it.