The "it" refers to a data structure with information about a person, not to a person. If it did, one would have to use a personal pronoun instead. According to the rules of interpersonal behavior which have been promoted in the academic and tech world lately, there is a potential infinity of such pronouns and they depend on the particular person. Should there ever be an effort to implement that, it would have to happen without me.
- OK, a collection of complains foldl
- Re: OK, a collection of complains dawkot
- Re: OK, a collection of complains Araq
- Re: OK, a collection of complains foldl
- Re: OK, a collection of complains demotomohiro
- Re: OK, a collection of complains SolitudeSF
- Re: OK, a collection of complains mratsim
- Re: OK, a collection of complai... SolitudeSF
- Re: OK, a collection of complai... gemath
