OpenEuphoria

For historical and literary reasons Rikki-tikki the mongoose is male. Rudyard Kipling wrote his story that way.

This does not mean that the Euphoria mascot is male. Having observed a bunch of these living critters it is clear that you can't tell, easily, what sex they are.

The documentation has no gender. I have removed (I hope) the last reference to he-him, she-her ... from the documentation. I will not resort to gimmicks like profiling, awkward writing, new pronouns, and the rest. This is not the same as ignoring gender issues. This is to say that gender simply has no place in technical writing.

Hopefully users of the forum and documentation will be diligent and polite in pointing out abuses of gender issues.

_tom