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Thank you for the massive outpouring of support! Yes, it helps. A lot. Ppl are asking me in DM how they can offer further support. Idk? Keep Worldcon accountable, and not just for this one thing? My usual support links are in my profile, but, idk just spread the word? ♡
Please talk to me directly about this. It’s your public bio from elsewhere and I am happy to edit it so it reads the way you want it. Again, Worldcon did *not* write the bio.
I have never used he pronouns.
I have been following Bogi on twitter for ... 4-ish years and e has always used e pronouns, never he. Your response is callous and disrespectful.
This is egregious. WorldCon may not have written the bio from scratch, but they definitely went in and changed the pronouns.
With all due respect, it's on official Worldcon materials. This was legitimized by the auspices of the con. It is not sufficient or acceptable for this to get handled privately.
...E has never used "he" pronouns since I've known em for some years now. Lying is NOT helping you here
Public bio from where? Googling the initial phrase gets zero hits.
I have just compared this bio the one e provided us for Mother of Invention. The WorldCon bio appears to be a butchered version of the one we printed. It also contains introduced typos.
Instead of digging in and looking for someone to blame, Christine, I suggest a swift, sincere apology and correction. It'll be better for everyone!
This phrasing on this: “edit so it reads the way you want” versus “correct this so it includes your pronouns” - this isn’t a case of forgetting a small detail or changing happy to glad. This is a pretty fundamental thing to get wrong, not a matter of preference.
Where is "elsewhere"? I've done a bunch of searches and EVERYWHERE Bogi is specifically represented as e/em/eir/emself or they, or agender? Where did this come from?
Should be a really simple question to answer. A link or a reference or anything concrete that can demonstrate that someone at @worldcon2018 didn't specifically edit the wrong pronouns into eir bio.
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