Re:GitHub gender-inclusive language bot – postmortem FAQ
by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF on Friday April 08, 2022 @04:01PM
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That sounds normal to the point that it's boring. I remember ~10 years ago I was introduced to this concept in a way I was able to understand via an episode of a video program called "Taboo". The particular episode was about gender differences in Romania (I hope I'm not misremembering), specifically about a bit of the culture that "allowed" a biological woman to live their life out the way a man traditionally would.
Someone from that culture could easily be looking at the English-speaking world and wondering why this is even being discussed: it's not even weird.
Someone from your culture seems to be looking at the English-speaking world and wondering why this is even being discussed: it's utter nonsense.
I do love this point about different languages, though. Many languages have gender as a default.
Someone from that culture could easily be looking at the English-speaking world and wondering why this is even being discussed: it's not even weird.
Someone from your culture seems to be looking at the English-speaking world and wondering why this is even being discussed: it's utter nonsense.
I do love this point about different languages, though. Many languages have gender as a default.