Implement Region-Specific Defaults

Where appropriate, default pronoun settings or suggested lists can reflect dominant or widely accepted regional pronouns, while still allowing for personalization. This balance reduces friction in adoption while honoring local norms.

Where appropriate, default pronoun settings or suggested lists can reflect dominant or widely accepted regional pronouns, while still allowing for personalization. This balance reduces friction in adoption while honoring local norms.

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