@femfreq Even the equivocating "him or her" is disappointing as trans-erasing. EMBRACE "THEM," COPYEDITORS!
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@gemini6ice@femfreq I've had so many arguments with people who insist "them" is plural. Like that's more important than inclusiveness -_- -
@ZoeBogner@femfreq cranky prescriptivists are not exactly a marginalized group; grammar that alienates them isn't a big sin in my book -
@ZoeBogner (FWIW, I am someone who does see value in grammatical consistency and rules. But they should adjust, as scientific models do.)
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@femfreq We alternate genders of players and GMs in our books, because it bugs me so much. In fact, we probably lean a bit toward female. -
@ShannaGermain@femfreq Aside from the in-setting reasons in Eclipse Phase, that’s another reason why we use singular they in it! -
@adamjury@ShannaGermain@femfreq Indeed. I think I specifically praised that in a paper I wrote, Adam. :) I love that about EP! - 1 more reply
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@femfreq did I ever show you my tabletop spy RPG? All the art is badass women in positions of power and hypersexualized dudes in distress -
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@twoscooters. :)
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@femfreq Malifaux is an entire tabletop miniatures game system which is written with the player as she. It's been 100% positive for us too! - 1 more reply
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@femfreq there are some that exclusively use feminine pronouns. What would be the ideal? To use him or her each time?#legitimatelyasking -
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@femfreq a lot of indie designers are combatting this age-old horseshit. We tried to in Dungeon World. - 1 more reply
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