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| − | =Clarification for gender "other"=
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| − | The proposal is to add this paragraph to the ''Gender'' chapter in [[Style/Artist]]:
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| − | The 'other' gender option is meant to represent a gender that is neither male nor female, and is not intended
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| − | for use with entities for which the concept of gender is illogical, such as companies.
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| − | The reason is that the "other" option was meant as a neutral/umbrella term for transgender artists, not as a ''none'' or ''n/a'' option. If such an option is wanted, it should be introduced as fourth option, and e.g. groups should also be (implicitly) set to this type.
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