the joke is that while discussing if a character has neutral or female pronouns, you referred to the character by the neutral pronouns while declaring that the character is female.
I managed to write that whole sentence while avoiding saying “they” or “her”. Go me!
The artist (according to the attributions file on the github) also gives her female pronouns, I think they avoid it though I see the word mascot used most often.
edit: linked attributions file as well because it’s served in an unconventional location.
As the software is called Anubis, technically,
she’sthey’re a jackalgirlNon binary actually!
Edit: It looks like I’m wrong! See down below. The dev is enby while the mascot appears to be a girl
Got a source on this?
The artist uses female pronouns for them.
… for her?
Gender-neutral term are never wrong and maybe there was another source for it.
Not sure who has the technical authority to decide the pronouns of a fictional character, commissioned artist or the commissioner.
the joke is that while discussing if a character has neutral or female pronouns, you referred to the character by the neutral pronouns while declaring that the character is female.
I managed to write that whole sentence while avoiding saying “they” or “her”. Go me!
Mascot seems to be a girl, yes. Main dev is non binary.
The artist (according to the attributions file on the github) also gives her female pronouns, I think they avoid it though I see the word mascot used most often.
edit: linked attributions file as well because it’s served in an unconventional location.
Ah looks like I might’ve misunderstood then. The dev is enby, not the mascot
Xe is the dev, not the artist
In the previous post Xe said they’ve been commissioned to make Anubis mascot. So I believe that makes Xe the artist ?
So far we got
I’ll add