Conquer Club

yeti_c wrote:

kletka wrote:self-aware computers that will eventually be joining this site in large numbers

You think we're not already here?

C.

Banzai, I always knew that!!

Hence, instead of gender there should be a place for a title like Mrs., Ms, Dr, Herr Doktor Professor, or like me
Sir Andrew Aguecheek of Middlesex

Hrvat wrote:Naked

Are your reall that desperate to see Klobber naked, pervert

I suppose it doesn't really matter. Like I said in the first post now that feedback is gone I don't think it will be as big of a deal.

Just thought the female gender should get a little credit where credit is due. Don't want all those gender confused people to be more confused now do we? Just a thought.

KLOBBER wrote:

Ditocoaf wrote:

KLOBBER wrote:Thank you, Twill. I do appreciate your help.

Your 1 gold medal....

Your math is off, though; I have three medals.

He is correct. You have one gold medal. The other two medals are silver and bronze.

tzor wrote:

KLOBBER wrote:

Ditocoaf wrote:Your 1 gold medal....

Your math is off, though; I have three medals.

He is correct. You have one gold medal. The other two medals are silver and bronze.

well he does have you there Klobby!

now back onto thread.. either this was a sign of insufficient Mathematical acumen, or it is a sign of an inherent lack of linguistic comprehension.

Take your pick... traditionally it has been perceived that there is a gender based biological predisposition: with greater spatial skills favouring boys mathematically and girls having more skill in language and writing.

However, though this general dichotomy of gender aptitude may be provable empirically, it may simply be due to social exposure and have no basis in biological limitation.

To cut a long story short: because Klobber was not allowed to experiment with Lego as a little girl, she can not add up.


But again i reiterate, in my opinion, it is not necessary to be made totally aware of peoples gender, half the fun is not really knowing and trying to guess using similar stereotypes to those illustrated above

If you're good at risk then you're a guy. If you're a cook then you're a woman cuz they're used to bein in the kitchen. No need for gender.

jiminski wrote:To cut a long story short: because Klobber was not allowed to experiment with Lego as a little girl, she can not add up.

Yes, let's all buy our girls (and boys) Legos !!! and blocks!!!

oh, and let's not forget music...

I think we're far enough off topic now guys ...

If you'd like to continue the Gender related discussion can I ask that you start a new thread in Chatter Box.

Any further posts here, in Suggestions & Bug Reports, should relate directly and constructively to the suggestion at hand.

Thanks

Cicero

This idea is quite neat.

As already stated it should be a CHOICE to show/hide your gender.

You could have the choice of adding your gender in a tiny box:

Gender:

Male / Female

and then then another box:

Gender:

Show / Hide

You could also add a "Not specified" in the first box i mentioned.

There is one thing though..
What diffrens would it make to know the gender of the players?
Personally i wouldn't really mind it that much, though it would be quite nice to have it.

There is a problem with this aswell.
It's probably not that common.. but there has always been sexuall harassments in the world, so if you add genders here. then there MIGHT be some problems with this.
I'm not saying it WILL come, just that i MIGHT come. Though personally i haven't seen anything of it on this site.

Anyway, just my thoughts about this.

You would actually only need one line with three boxes: hide, male, female

I prefer not to have it listed, it is something people find out during good game chat. If it is listed, some guys can't stop with the chick
pick up lines, when I prefer a slightly more adult conversation. Or at least to not be targetted in the chat by adolscent boys, or men with the same
maturity level. Anyone who reads my wall can find out I am female, but it requires a little bit more effort.
If you have the option, male, female, hide, then I think hide will also start comments. Not that I can't handle it, and sometimes it is
pretty funny, but sometimes it gets old.

But I won't lose any sleep over it either way.

PLAYER57832 wrote:I find it funny ... particularly since my job description is "mom". I can instantly tell who has and hasn't read my profile.

woah. ur a girl???

i seriously never knew that. if their avatar isn't a pic of a girl, i always think its a guy...

The lesson here is clear: if you don't want to be referred to as "he", have one of the following three words in your username:

girl
princess
grl

Genders, as well as birthdays have been added this morning.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=84452

since your gender shouldn't really matter (either you're a human being, or you're not) i don't see why this should be put in. gender is mostly is social creation anyway and isn't any more relevant than race, hair color, number of toes you have, etc.


but alas, is see my argument is too late...

I bet some people are going to lie on theirs. I'm going to go look at roncs to make sure she picked the correct box.

Since people are so concerned about gender, and whether or not some one is a boy or a girl, i suppose someone needs to point out that there is a third gender that should be represented as well.
Transgender is also a valid option, and I am surprised no one has mentioned this.

I personally have many friends who wouldn't classify themselves as male or female, and prefer to be identified as TG. So by limiting the options to M or F you are discriminating against the 3rd sex. Which by the way, is recognized by the government, and is more common then most people know.

I suggest that you recognize the TG community , and give people the option to choose a M, F or TG .

Sincerely; Richardgarr

There are 3 options. Male Female or Undisclosed. Transgenders may pick whichever they feel best describes them.