Pluralfriendly
Pluralfriendly is an open-source, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting inclusive language and representation in digital spaces. Founded in 2018, the project aims to encourage the use of plural pronouns (such as *they/them*, *we/us*, or *you/your*) as default or primary pronouns in online platforms, applications, and services. This approach seeks to reduce assumptions about gender identity and foster a more welcoming environment for all users, particularly those who do not identify with traditional binary pronouns.
The initiative gained prominence through its work with platforms like Reddit, where it successfully advocated for
Pluralfriendly operates on a community-driven model, relying on volunteers and supporters to drive its mission. The
The project has inspired similar initiatives in other online communities, though its influence remains most notable