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Originally Posted by Alexa Stott
The male pronoun is often used in cases of ambiguity. That you took the time to take issue with this incredibly trivial part of my post indicates that maybe we all need to step away from our keyboards for a bit.
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It wasn't trivial, just too obscure.
It appeared you were assuming something* that wasn't stated explicitly in the report. Other assumptions not supported by the report are largely responsible for the widely differing opinions concerning the appropriateness/adequacy of the actions taken by FIRST.
*At the time of posting, I hadn't noticed that in a previous post you had used "s/he" and so you were obviously aware that the report did not specify gender. So I stand corrected.