> Here's how that works out in practice, from today:

> Someone says "he", they're corrected with "she", and that's the end of it.

This is a good example of conversational flow in an environment where people are not reprimanded for referring to others with pronouns that accord to the speaker's personal worldview. One person says "he", another person says "she", and everyone tolerates this difference of expression whether they agree with it or not.

Essentially it's the most politically neutral stance on pronouns, as implemented in an everyday conversation.