Inclusion of personal pronouns in profile

Hey there,

I think it might be a nice addition to include options for adding personal pronouns to our profiles. I have mine in my bio, but a new field could be a nice way to welcome those with specific pronouns and encourage them to better express themselves as they are. If it's specified, it could also be a nice thing to add to posts in a postbar under our profile picture.

Quick bit on why the inclusion is important (part of my justification):
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Thanks,
Spirited

Können wir uns nicht auf das wesentliche beschränken, nämlich das Trading?
Das Geschlecht interessiert hier doch wirklich gar keinen...

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Originally Posted by Junge Können wir uns nicht auf das wesentliche beschränken, nämlich das Trading? Das Geschlecht interessiert hier doch wirklich gar keinen...

I don't participate in trading at all. I participate in the forums, and I don't want to incorrectly assume anyone's identity. It's that simple. Identification does matter if you want to have a conversation with someone.

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Originally Posted by Spirited I don't participate in trading at all. I participate in the forums, and I don't want to incorrectly assume anyone's identity. It's that simple. Identification does matter if you want to have a conversation with someone.

Just use the nickname of somebody if you want a conversation, or PM that person.

Against it, no need for more clutter.
If people wanna have that just use the Usertitle function.

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Originally Posted by zerogott Just use the nickname of somebody if you want a conversation, or PM that person. Against it, no need for more clutter. If people wanna have that just use the Usertitle function.

We have where we live on our profiles, hidden from posts until you click to view their full profile. I don't see why we couldn't do the same for personal pronouns. It wouldn't clutter anything that way.

I want to be (ze/zim) please

We are all pronounced as "user" ens.

:lul:

I'm not looking to debate gender identity or human rights, especially today considering the news. I'm male: born male and identify as male (he/him). I raised this as an idea for being more inclusive here. It's a field I would personally use and make use of when addressing other users on the board.

Rejected.