@mer @VD15 @noyoushutthefuckupdad The argument on stupidpol went "What happens on business emails if you have a foreign or ambiguous name that gets misgendered without pronouns listing"

The immediate reality is "What does it matter to the vast majority of the population if they get misgendered once a while?" (Which, as far as I'm aware, is the entire basis to profile pronouns and how it became a "solidarity thing" which also immediately became extremely politically charged and a political signifier, pronouns in bios also means where you belong politically)

It continued to "But what if it's too common and it becomes annoying because it happens on a daily basis or something"

Which went into the question and answer "How did people deal with this back in the days before pronouns listing: Mr/Ms/Miss"