> LOL, OK. You go ahead and make how we use pronouns on software Q&A websites "the most prioritized problem" right now -- definitely makes sense.
To trans people, it very well could be.
> Women face real harassment in the tech every day, I see it firsthand.
And so do trans people. I see it first hand.
> If you're LGBTQ it's even worse.
Lol, you bring this up, but you don't realize it hurts your argument.
> But you know what? Let's not focus our energy on solving those kind of real-world problems. You're right. Definitely let's spend weeks writing long-winded blog posts arguing about pronouns.
Yes, because they're not connected at all /s.
> You've demonstrably made the world a better place.
I like how you destroyed your own argument.
To trans people, it very well could be.
> Women face real harassment in the tech every day, I see it firsthand.
And so do trans people. I see it first hand.
> If you're LGBTQ it's even worse.
Lol, you bring this up, but you don't realize it hurts your argument.
> But you know what? Let's not focus our energy on solving those kind of real-world problems. You're right. Definitely let's spend weeks writing long-winded blog posts arguing about pronouns.
Yes, because they're not connected at all /s.
> You've demonstrably made the world a better place.
I like how you destroyed your own argument.