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Our Queermoji browser extension now comes with a handy keyboard ☺️

What better way to spend the last day of Queer Wrath Month than by announcing a new project! 😊 The Unicode Consortium doesn't plan to add any other queer flags beyond 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ to the emoji standard. But when has a committee ever stopped us queers from enjoying our flags? queermoji.pronouns.page

Our friend has kicked off the 13th edition of the Gender Census! If you can’t easily put yourself into just one of these two boxes, click here to take part: survey.gendercensus.com

Happy Enby Day! 🏳️‍⚧️ 💛🤍💜🖤

After midnight strikes on July 1st and corporations rush to remove all rainbows from their logos – us queers remain. The Pride Month might be over – but we remain proud. But there's also another feeling that constantly accompanies our community… Anger. en.pronouns.page/blog/queer-w...

The card editor and the dictionary of queer terminology have always been separate parts of our app, making the interface quite confusing and unhelpful – but not anymore! 😉 You can now copy flags from the dictionary directly over to your card! 🎉

Archie has been representing us at an inclusive job fair "Beyond Labels" in Cracow. We got a chance to present our mission, accomplishments and cooperation opportunities, to network with other NGOs, to share our stickers and flyers, and to have many great conversations with NGOs and other visitors.

We've just released v3 of our public API: the routes are now clearly split into public ones – with a backwards-compatibility promise – and internal endpoints; it's also now documented in OpenAPI format, with documentation and API explorer hosted on bump.sh – huge thanks! docs.api.pronouns.page

Yet another hilarious example that jokes about pronouns don't have to be transphobic 😉 (Taskmaster Australia S03E10)

We're very proud to announce that zaimki.pl is nominated for LGBT+ Diamond Awards in the category: Initiative of the Year Supporting LGBT+ Community 💛🤍💜🖤

fun fact: thanks to big tech embracing vibe coding and lowering their standards, github – a complex system worth billions, owned by microsoft, and maintained by large teams of professionals – is now officially less stable than our humble project that runs on a single machine 😅

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Einer der vielen Ärgernissen in einem nichtbinären Leben ist… Formulare ausfüllen. Unsere Empfehlungen bei der Abfrage von Geschlecht in Formularen sind nun auch auf Deutsch verfügbar! pronomen.net/formulare

Running a project the size of Pronouns​.page requires a lot of effort that can easily go unnoticed. So to celebrate the many upgrades that our codebase has received in the last few months, we've written up a little blog post 😊 en.pronouns.page/blog/those-i...

One of many annoyances of the nonbinary daily life is… filling out forms. Whether online or on paper, they are often very unfriendly to nonbinary folks – forcing us to make a choice where none of the available options are actually true. Are you a man or woman? Mr. or Ms.? 🙃 en.pronouns.page/forms

April is now Aroace Acceptance Month. Aroace Acceptance Month is just a month to recognise and accept people in the aroace spectrum. That’s all and I wish I can say more. Blow this post up for it to reach @pronouns.page :3

If you've experienced PronounsPage being slow on Safari, that should be resolved now 🎉 Safari is terribly inefficient with loading large fonts – like the emoji font we use for consistency across devices. Safari will now use system emojis, but at least it wont eat up gigabytes of memory anymore 😅

Attraction Layer Cake is now available in Esperanto, thanks to Amadeo Sendiulo 💚 cake.avris.it

A student from Poland needs to reach trans and nonbinary people in her research of job burnout among marginalised communities. If you have a few minutes and want to help out, here's the link: forms.gle/PEe8f5bY1BYC...

Antaŭe estis tie nur informo pri pronomoj, nur la anglalingva paĝo de Pronomejo.net havas informojn ankaŭ pri sufiksoj. Previously only pronouns were there, but now the English language page on Pronomejo.net (the Esperanto version of Pronouns.page) features suffixes too. pronomejo.net/english

If you're experiencing issues opening our websites, sorry about that! A service we're using, Cloudflare, is having problems today, but they're working on a solution 😉 www.cloudflarestatus.com

Do you want to put things like your deadname in your profile so that people who had known you under a different name can more easily identify you – but you also don't want it in your face on your card? You can now hide parts of the profile under a spoiler tag 😉

What’s better than people using your name? People pronouncing it correctly! We added pronunciation via IPA a long time ago, but the voice was restricted to the respective locale, yielding sometimes wrong results. Now you can choose between all available voices to pick the one that works best!

Our friend running Gender Census (English) has crunched the numbers and published a report from the 2025 edition! Full report: www.gendercensus.com/results/2025... Summary: www.gendercensus.com/results/2025...

You can now generate an embed code to include your card in a frame on other websites (if they allow it).

The 12th annual international Gender Census 2025 is now open until at least 30th August 2025! survey.gendercensus.com It's for anyone whose gender (or lack thereof) isn't described by the M/F binary. It's short and easy, and results are useful in academia, business and self-advocacy.

It's hard to believe it's been 5 years already! 🤭 During that time our project has grown to 22+ language versions and over a million accounts! Huge thanks to everybody contributing to Pronouns.Page and to all of you for making our languages more inclusive! 💛🤍💜🖤

this human is now officially diagnosed and neurospicy ^^ (and celebrating enby day with @pronouns.page tshirt) 💛🤍💜🖤

For the fifth year in a row we've surveyed the language of nonbinary people who speak Polish – where avoiding gendering yourself and others is incredibly hard. The resulting report is looooong… 😅 We're preparing a summary report in English 😉 Huge thanks to Szymon, Andrea and Tymoteusz!