CesarGon

In Spanish it is becoming increasingly politically incorrect to use "he" as a gender-neutral pronoun. It is also wrong that Spanish does not require a pronoun at all; it does in some cases, and not in some others. The issue of sexist language, and he/she pronoun usage is currently a big controversial topic in Spanish-speaking communities.

Not much activity here...

History of religions are

Besides, I think religions aren't fields of knowledge either.

I have read it already. :-)

@mfg Not sure; history of atheism, or philosophy of atheism may be. But not atheism per se.

Well, I think that atheism is not a field of knowledge, and as such, it doesn't lend itself to tags, and doesn't generate loads of questions, etc.

@Ustice OK

how would we manage new questions that are posted after the fact?

sounds reasonable

@Ustice (Cesar is trying to be polite)

I am not optimistic though

Indeed

@Borror0 I got the humour. :-) I stepped out of the hispanosphere ages ago. I like the big open world.

@Borror0 I know, I know...

@Borror0 It is, but in Spanish, the name of the historical figure is spelt "Cesar" rather than "Caesar"

@Borror0 Yes, but it's CesarGon, without the first "a" ;-)

@Ustice Thanks

My first time here

Hi guys, nice to talk to you on chat

Hi there, just passing by...