Warp wrote:
>   Whenever I see expressions like "he/she", "he or she", etc. it always
> looks like a politically correct hypercorrectism which breaks the fluency
> of the sentence and makes it sound artificial and awkward. It can become
> really annoying if the pronoun appears many times in a sentence.

	It'd all be easier if English had a gender neutral pronoun for humans.
That's the best solution.

	He/she doesn't seem "unusual" to me - I think I grew up with it. But
you're right - it's a pain to repeatedly type and a pain to read as well.

	I like how some people just do (s)he. That way you can read it any way
you want.


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