Habebty
Well-Known Member
This is a lively forum and I thought it would be more interesting to see what people do when they are (apparently) asked to reveal their own gender - the poll was selected to be public. It is designed to select those who wish to show their gender (assuming it was answered "truthfully", etc., etc.). The poll is designed to show % by gender amongst those who are willing to show their gender. I find this more interesting than simply % users by gender, and I thought those participating might. I did the poll from the belief that women who use the forum are a small minority (not proven). It is interesting to me that (in a poll that would reveal gender) there are women who will reveal their gender. Also, that (apparent) men participate and reveal their gender (mostly, apparently).
I also wonder about usernames. Apparently, some women have some interest in being identified as women (shown above). Looking at the usernames of those who identified themselves as women: can I tell that those women are women from their usernames? No. I don't think so. That is interesting to me, also. So, if these are women, their interest in being identified as women does not necessarily extend to usernames. It would also make any (apparent) woman who does reveal an obviously female username in the poll interesting. Why does she do that? Does she think about it? That's the kind of thing I think about when I see a new usernames. Presumably other forum members occasionally wonder about the gender of users (whether they admit it or not). I don't expect the participants to care greatly. They were just participating in the poll.
It seems to me that amongst those claiming to be men there are, proportionately more male usernames than boat names. Why is that?
I'd suspect that, most of those who identified as "uncertain" (though not all, from the comments) are men. The humorous comments seem to come from apparent men.
Whether it is truthful depends on those participating.
Wow, you obviously give a ****.
Probably the only person who does though