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@Federation_Bot  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Emeritus Prof Christopher May
@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Federation Bot
@Federation_Bot  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Illustration with two panels. At the top, the word “SOCIETY:” is written. Below, a cartoon character with a white lab coat points at a presentation board showing two naked figures whose genitals are pixelated. The speech bubble says: “You must cover your genitals at all times because we shouldn’t be thinking about other people’s genitals.” In the next panel, the heading says “ALSO SOCIETY:”. The same character is shown again, snapping their fingers with a “SNAP” sound effect, now pointing to a presentation board showing two clothed figures: one in blue, one in pink with a bow. The speech bubble says: “But cover them with clothes that represent your genitals because I get very uncomfortable when I can’t tell what genitals people have.” Watermark: Linguist Gone Foreign©.
Emeritus Prof Christopher May
@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
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Gender Census
@gendercensus@fediverse.gendercensus.com  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
Gender Census
@gendercensus@fediverse.gendercensus.com  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Checkbox pronouns. They - they/them/their/theirs/themself (for referring to an individual, e.g. "they are a writer"): 75.0%. He - he/him/his/his/himself: 40.6%. She - she/her/her/hers/herself: 34.1%. It - it/it/its/its/itself: 22.8%. Avoid pronouns / use name as pronoun: 14.4%. Any: 14.2%. A pronoun set not listed here: 9.0%. Xe - xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself: 8.8%. Fae - fae/faer/faer/faers/faeself: 6.2%. Ze/zir - ze/zir/zir/zirs/zirself: 5.7%. Questioning or unknown: 5.0%. Elverson - ey/em/eir/eirs/emself: 4.4%. Spivak - e/em/eir/eirs/emself: 3.9%. Star – star/star/stars/stars/starself: 3.5%. Thon – thon/thon/thons/thons/thonself: 2.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Pie chart. Title: Title (with name) popularity. Title (checkboxes), percentage of participants. no title at all: 42.6%. mx: 14.7%. mr: 11.0%. non-gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 8.9%. ms: 5.6%. questioning or unknown: 4.3%. miss: 3.7%. a title not listed here: 3.4%. m: 2.7%. i choose my title on the day depending on how i'm feeling, even for long-term things like bank accounts: 2.1%. gendered professional, academic, religious, military or nobility title: 0.9%. [blank]: 0.0%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
Bar graph. Title: Identity words (2025). nonbinary: 61.7%. queer (in relation to gender): 56.1%. trans: 46.5%. transgender: 41.1%. a person / human / [my name] / "I'm just me": 39.7%. gender non-conforming: 36.0%. genderqueer: 34.6%. enby: 30.1%. transmasculine: 27.7%. genderfluid/fluid gender: 24.4%. agender: 24.3%. fag: 19.6%. dyke: 14.2%. questioning or unknown: 12.1%. transfeminine: 11.7%. tranny: 11.3%. autigender: 5.5%. none / I do not describe myself: 4.5%. cisgender: 3.6%. binary: 1.6%.
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Gender Census
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Bar chart. Title: Countries represented in 2025. Top 15: United States, 52.8% United Kingdom, 10.9% Canada, 6.5% Germany, 5.5% Australia, 4.7% Netherlands, 1.7% France, 1.6% Poland, 1.2% Prefer not to say, 1.1% New Zealand, 1.0% Finland, 0.8% Russia, 0.8% Ireland, 0.7% Italy, 0.7% Sweden, 0.7%
Bar chart. Title: Countries represented in 2025. Top 15: United States, 52.8% United Kingdom, 10.9% Canada, 6.5% Germany, 5.5% Australia, 4.7% Netherlands, 1.7% France, 1.6% Poland, 1.2% Prefer not to say, 1.1% New Zealand, 1.0% Finland, 0.8% Russia, 0.8% Ireland, 0.7% Italy, 0.7% Sweden, 0.7%
Bar chart. Title: Countries represented in 2025. Top 15: United States, 52.8% United Kingdom, 10.9% Canada, 6.5% Germany, 5.5% Australia, 4.7% Netherlands, 1.7% France, 1.6% Poland, 1.2% Prefer not to say, 1.1% New Zealand, 1.0% Finland, 0.8% Russia, 0.8% Ireland, 0.7% Italy, 0.7% Sweden, 0.7%
Graph showing participation in 2023, 2024 and 2025. All lines rise sharply at the beginning and then the slope flattens a bit more after the first week and towards the end. The 2023 line ends at about 40,000. the 2024 line is much higher, ending at 48,000. 2025 is almost but not quite complete, and the line is a little higher than 2023 but a lot lower than 2024.
Graph showing participation in 2023, 2024 and 2025. All lines rise sharply at the beginning and then the slope flattens a bit more after the first week and towards the end. The 2023 line ends at about 40,000. the 2024 line is much higher, ending at 48,000. 2025 is almost but not quite complete, and the line is a little higher than 2023 but a lot lower than 2024.
Graph showing participation in 2023, 2024 and 2025. All lines rise sharply at the beginning and then the slope flattens a bit more after the first week and towards the end. The 2023 line ends at about 40,000. the 2024 line is much higher, ending at 48,000. 2025 is almost but not quite complete, and the line is a little higher than 2023 but a lot lower than 2024.
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