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Why not just make it non-gender specific? The female pronouns and imagery really distracts.

• altero 13y ago
  How? By using 'he' instead of 'she'?
  • klearvue 13y ago
    It's only acceptable to use "she" if the character in question is positive. Using "she" or stock photos depicting females to refer to a negative character is sexist.
    • rantanplan 13y ago
      I hope that you're speaking tongue in cheek. I mean, I am almost sure you are, but in the past few years the Internet has made my eyes rolling with all the silly code of conducts and special rules. We seriously have jumped the shark as a species with this stuff. I'm hoping it's just the latest fad of the politically correct "party".
• lnanek2 13y ago
  Maybe the client was female?