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>There are many possible motives for Ben's actions, sexism being only one of them. Rejects a pull request, project lead overrides his rejection, Ben goes out o
by na85 13y ago
>There are many possible motives for Ben's actions, sexism being only one of them.
Rejects a pull request, project lead overrides his rejection, Ben goes out of his way to attempt to revert it.
Please list some reasons other than sexism why he would go to such trouble.
- wyrmlet 13y agoGrammar purity is a reasonable alternate explanation. My past English teachers and some of my current friends would be appalled at the use of "they/them" as a singular pronoun. I have utmost confidence my friends are not covert sexists; rather they appreciate the power of clarity in writing.
- na85 13y agoYour english teachers are pretentious and ignorant, then. The singular "they" dates back to at least the twelfth century.