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Discussions of the Code of Conduct (CoC), the replacement/revision of the Be Nice policy.
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Neopronouns or trolling?
People who use neopronouns are rare. People who use neopronouns for identification rather than as a substitute for "singular they" or "generic he" are even less common. Trolls are common. If you as …
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Can anyone link examples where the new COC policy on gender pronouns was used?
I'm aware of two cases where the policy was invoked:
The first time was probably invoked in error: a user picked "Attack Helicopter" as a username, and a CM assumed it was a reference to the "I iden …
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How should we refer to members of the SE network in a neutral way, and will we be punished f...
As far as I can tell, nobody is objecting to the use of plural "they". If you're really addressing the members of the community collectively, write in the plural, use "they", and you won't have probl …
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