> The gender mapping seems to be used exclusively to determine whether the marketing emails should start with "mr." or "mrs.". Anything vaguely social is going

> The gender mapping seems to be used exclusively to determine whether the marketing emails should start with "mr." or "mrs.". Anything vaguely social is going to have instances where you want to refer to a user in the third person. Of course, an easy solution to this is not to ask for gender per se, but for what pronouns to use. Even a dropdown with "he/she/they" options is going to cover basically everyone. If you need something more complicated than that, so be it, but probably YAGNI.