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** Internet Archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20080411192728/http://pownce.com/ijustine/notes/1551822/ | |||
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Revision as of 18:37, 7 October 2010
<entry-title>gender brainstorming</entry-title>
Just some loosely collected thoughts on how to represent gender.
sex and gender identity
Gender as seen in the gender-examples and gender-formats typically has two components, sex, which is a biological indicator, and gender identity, which is social/cultural/personal.
A simple proposal is to use a small taxonomy for sex, and freeform field for gender, e.g.
- sex: M(ale) F(emale) O(ther) N(one or Not applicable)
- gender-identity: string
gender property
A shorthand or compound property "gender" could be created to represent both, while leaving the freedom of personal expression.
A compound "gender" property could be used like this (using the "Dude" alternative gender label from Pownce/Digg in the gender-examples page).
<span class="gender"> <span class="gender-identity>Dude</span> (<span class="sex">male</span>) </span>
external brainstorms
- original offline: http://pownce.com/ijustine/notes/1551822/