The free tier is there to attract you to paid plans (tho also probably to give some lip service to human rights, freedom of expression and such which are expressed as the company' core values)
OP's pronouns are she/her. It seems even if we are careful to use gender neutral pronouns, we also need to keep in mind of lemmy users' pronouns when they explicitly state them in their profiles.
Using "they" seems correct as gender didn't matter in the context, and it seems odd that you'd have to read someone profile before referring to their post. If that's a rule it should be required to be in the part of the display name.
Proton is paid-for
The free tier is there to attract you to paid plans (tho also probably to give some lip service to human rights, freedom of expression and such which are expressed as the company' core values)
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OP's pronouns are she/her. It seems even if we are careful to use gender neutral pronouns, we also need to keep in mind of lemmy users' pronouns when they explicitly state them in their profiles.
I had to read the sentence multiple times to see why it was removed, seems very odd.
https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/grammar/singular-they
Using "they" seems correct as gender didn't matter in the context, and it seems odd that you'd have to read someone profile before referring to their post. If that's a rule it should be required to be in the part of the display name.
To be fair, [she/her] is in OP's display name, but I agree.
Ah doesn't show in my app that way
Seriously? Yeesh
Removed by mod