It's time to stop being political

[Richard (Rikki) Andrew Cattermole]

On 28/01/2025 11:16 AM, torhu wrote:
>     It was neither, it was personal, it was in their profile, no
>     different than wearing a cross round your neck, or a dodgers t-
>     shirt. Its what humans do, they display to other humans things about
>     who they are. That's the whole point of a "profile", so you can let
>     people know a little bit about you.
> 
> Nope. And it's not profile, but the member list. Which is not the 
> default on Discord, it has to be enabled by admins.

There is no setting to allow [] in your display name.

Enabling of server specific display name is however enabled.

As long as a set of pronouns is reasonable, we will require that it is 
respected. If it isn't, we will deal with it.

Some people care about theirs being respected, but not everyone does 
(and so they do not put it in their display name).

We did not create this approach. We do not force the usage of it.

The only requirement is to use the pronouns that people state.
Any refusal to do this, is inherently disrespectful, it is no different 
than using the wrong title of a person and Emily Post's Etiquette has 
plenty to say about that.