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She is non-binary[43] and uses it/its and she/her pronouns,[3] with a strong preference for it/its.[4] She
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![Wikipedia page about a historical trans woman: Trans Woman (1098-144) was a seamstress who lived during the early 12th century. After a youth spent making women's clothing for Women to wear, Woman opened Woman's own clothing store in Berlin.[1] Woman is also remembered for the saying, "I am a transgender woman. My pronouns are she/her."[1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Some modern historians interpret Woman as a transgender woman.](https://i.imgur.com/uF0sPaV.png "Wikipedia page about a historical trans woman: Trans Woman (1098-144) was a seamstress who lived during the early 12th century. After a youth spent making women's clothing for Women to wear, Woman opened Woman's own clothing store in Berlin.[1] Woman is also remembered for the saying, \"I am a transgender woman. My pronouns are she/her.\"[1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Some modern historians interpret Woman as a transgender woman.")
Apparently maia is fine with this but it feels so weird https://www.tumblr.com/nyancrimew/712792214925869056/idk-if-u-would-know-why-this-is-but-whys-ur
feels like in that case the article should say "a strong preference for it/its except in formal contexts such as this article"
Idk why but the little note about it at the end kinda feels like it's insinuating they think the general public is too stupid to understand it/its pronouns, as if the general public can understand 90% of any wikipedia article (I am the general public).
Not to say that's in any way the most annoying thing here, but I think it's worth noting! They could have just added "we used she/her pronouns so our stupid little readers wouldn't get confused and also we don't actually care so your welcome" and it would be equally as insulting imho. I am going to explode 🩷
I started reading the article, then headed to the site (linked surprisingly?) and then forgot about what I was doing and watched the cat run to my cursor. Good times.
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