And wouldn't hir/hirs sound like her/hers? What was the point again?

I legit think they added those options to help filter candidates directly into the "nope" bin

This post was edited by Tuna_BeIIy on May 7 2017 03:59pm

"Ah full graduate at harvard medical school, top of class honors, extreme history of serving with the elderly, interned for 2 years with high marks...but...oh dear...ze's retarded..."

am i the only one who sees how passive aggressive this is?

"congratulations for signing your contract. welcome in our company! please notify us when your address, your bank account or your gender inditification changes."

lol yeah i thought the same thing

This post was edited by Voyaging on May 7 2017 05:21pm

No. It's pronounced like 'here' but with a shorter vowel sound.

This post was edited by Scaly on May 7 2017 06:50pm

How many people are going to know that?

Wouldn't that be her? Here with short e is her.

Although according to Google it's just pronounced "here". That's gotta be confusing.

This post was edited by Voyaging on May 7 2017 08:01pm

Kek

they prefer systems where the loser wins, like in the US