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  • howrar
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    9 months ago

    It’s always good to know who your audience is. Different people have different biases, different experiences, different world views, etc.

    • Sticker@lemy.nlOP
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      9 months ago

      I wonder why the topic deserved a minus in the ranking?

    • FiveMacs
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      9 months ago

      Sure…but it can change in a matter of seconds rendering this not accurate anyways, plus people can change their ‘gender’ if they feel like it. I just don’t see an intelligent reason why it matters of an anonymous public forum.

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        9 months ago

        People don’t generally change their gender on a whim, so that doesn’t make the info less useful. (Even if it did, trans people are like 2% of the population, so it would still apply for everyone else.) Men and women have different perspectives and life experiences because the world treats them differently. Do you think knowing the age, race, or country demographics would be pointless, too?

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          9 months ago

          I don’t pay attention to the subs names. I use all and read titles.

        • FiveMacs
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          9 months ago

          Yes. I put gender in quotes because I don’t believe in it but others do. I believe sex is the only thing now. I do the same with ‘religion’

          Also what’s wrong with the statement…people can change it if they feel like it, can they not?