> (It hasn't been acceptable to do that for several decades.)
Really? Gender neutral text is something recent for me, I'd say in the last 10 years. And most of what you can find around still use most of the time males as examples, as a default, etc. I'll add that "avoidance-of-sexism" could be seen as political correctness depending on who you're talking about.
I agree with the idea of gender-neutral text in general though.
Really? Gender neutral text is something recent for me, I'd say in the last 10 years. And most of what you can find around still use most of the time males as examples, as a default, etc. I'll add that "avoidance-of-sexism" could be seen as political correctness depending on who you're talking about.
I agree with the idea of gender-neutral text in general though.