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Students frequently use gendered language in submissions and comments where it is not needed. In many cases, this is due to language barriers. Prefect should support the growth of inclusivity in the community by catching these instances, and providing an explanation as to why it's uninclusive, and alternatives.
Examples:
Uses of "he/his" when referring to a generic person doing something technical.
Uses of male/female to refer to gender and not sex.
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I think we should not have prefect attempt this for module 2 - because it's often stories about people and includes their gender - and module 3, 4 and 5 because those also may contain mentions to genuine gendered people.
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Students frequently use gendered language in submissions and comments where it is not needed. In many cases, this is due to language barriers. Prefect should support the growth of inclusivity in the community by catching these instances, and providing an explanation as to why it's uninclusive, and alternatives.
Examples:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: