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The kitty and the statistician both should confirm their gender.
I assume they want to stay anonymous but revealing their gender won't make a difference I believe.

But the fact is,
Some say "he/him when they think MALE" and
Some say "she/her when they think female" and
Some say nothing when they think they are 3rd gender (I don't know the exact term for 3rd gender), it is just an assumption.

Now, at least tell us your gender so that we can identify appropriately.  :D

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There is also a confusion with VOD, his profile says MALE, but how he LICKS HIS BOOBS? There is a high chance that he is not he, but she?

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Note #1: Please mind that if you confirm your gender as FEMALE then we may start flirting with you guys.  ;)
Note #2: If I hurt anyone then let me know I will delete the thread.

For Vod's case, the avatar is a male who is licking their Man-boob. Some men have those, especially when they are overweight. (But some have them even if they are skinny.) 

Just google it...

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Loyce

They are not humans. ;D

Loycev called as forum's AI and Lauda is a cat. :D

On some of Lauda's post she mentioned that she was a gorgeous lady so I guess she is.

Tim: "Did you hear about Mike? He got cancer of the Loyce"


Revealing gender is at minimum a single step in a binary search! That eliminates ~50% of of the sample.

This is a highly politically incorrect assumption you're making, that there are only three gender identifications available.
In this 21st Century, such -ist attitudes can only hinder the individual's ability to attain their full life potential, by presenting themselves to the rest of the world as they truly are and in the right category.
To quote an authority (https://uxdesign.cc/designing-forms-for-gender-diversity-and-inclusion-d8194cf1f51)


Currently, these are the gender identification options available (sincere apologies to any newly emerged self identifier categories discovered made up identified with since its compilation)
 (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/10637968/Facebook-sex-changes-which-one-of-50-genders-are-you.html)
Remember well:

Agender

Androgyne

Androgynes

Androgynous

Bigender

Cis

Cis Female

Cis Male

Cis Man

Cis Woman

Cisgender

Cisgender Female

Cisgender Male

Cisgender Man

Cisgender Woman

Female to Male

FTM

Gender Fluid

Gender Nonconforming

Gender Questioning

Gender Variant

Genderqueer

Intersex

Male to Female

MTF

Neither

Neutrois

Non-binary

Other

Pangender

Trans

Trans Female

Trans Male

Trans Man

Trans Person

Trans*Female

Trans*Male

Trans*Man

Trans*Person

Trans*Woman

Transexual

Transexual Female

Transexual Male

Transexual Man

Transexual Person

Transexual Woman

Transgender Female

Transgender Person

Transmasculine

Two-spirit

Are you asking me about my sex or my gender? If you're asking about my gender, I ask you what is the point? It may or may not change by tomorrow. :D

There Are No Girls on the Internet (https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/there-are-no-girls-on-the-internet)

Actually, I usually say "he/him" when I think "indeterminate gender" since the gender-neutral masculine form is well-established in English, eg, "actor" may refer specifically to males in contrast to "actress" but is also the accepted gender-neutral form. While the singular "they/them" goes back a long way, it was never very popular until the feminazis recently overpowered the grammar Nazis for pronoun supremacy. I'm somewhat old-fashioned, so I've always sided with the grammar Nazis is this battle, but I'll still admit that singular "they" is better than "he/she" or worse "(s)he", which is really just a cop-out for indecisive writers who don't want to pick sides.

It's not their job to help you pick an appropriate pronoun. If you need help, Fowler's Dictionary has an excellent enumeration of the pros and cons of each, in the entry for "they, them, their".

The mere fact that someone is female does not give you permission to make unwanted sexual advances towards her. >:(

You sure about that?
If you don't mind please quote one of those posts  :D
You might find that he/she was trying to be sarcastic since some people may have tried to address her/him in the past as a lady.

Theymos has already confirmed the Gender of Lauda in one of his post's. Hope we could keep this as an official proof of her being a female! ???

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About LoyceV he is most probably according to my observation a male. But who knows it could be a heterosexuality issue too. Just kidding.

Really this is a personal question and I believe it should not be on public if they don't like. However I am pretty much sure about Lauda, since admin himself mentioned her on his post.

Not sure about LoyceV, most likely he/she is Alien  ;).

I have doubts also about Suchmoon  ;) because CH always mentioned her, on the other hand I have seen also someone mentioned to CH her. So both person is confuse ;D

If in doubt, I'll call anyone "her", Ms Coolcryptovator ;)

As for CH, there was some reason - which I don't remember now - why I was quite certain it's a "she". Then "she" had a bit of a masculine meltdown (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5116287.msg50010696#msg50010696) so I'm no longer certain.

Right, back on topic. Until this thread I didn't know that Loyce is a girl's name in some cultures. Live and learn.

Since when can't have cats or AIs have genders? I see a case of ailurophobia here..

It might be better if we describe LoyceV while using the word "it".

You know simsimi? http://www.simsimi.com/ChatSettings :P

It is definitely like that. It was specially designed by theymos to talk like a human and act like one.  Specially program to get statistics, Merit Good Posts, Criticize Trolls, etc... :D

While Lauda,...

Hi! Lauda :)

Are you still single? ;D :P

Why? Do you need red tag from her ?  ;)

No doubts, I have mentioned on my profiles. Looking for opposite gender  ;)

Nope, just doing the same idea as the OP :) might have the chance to get treated on KFC (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5127087.0).

You're spelling it wrong:

I never made my gender a secret. In fact, I confirmed it last Monday in the KYC form, which, unfortunately, wasn't uploaded.

I can't imagine a lady saying that.

Someone's in for a surprise :D

Why? Do you think me being hurt is more important than your right to express your curiosity?

This reminds me of the good old days at Rollin.io (https://rollingames.wordpress.com/chatbot/), where ChatBot answered ~ud Loyce far too many times.

This was debunked when hell froze over:

Not mentioning the gender in their profile doesn't mean they are anonymous or probably not willing to reveal their gender. For instance theymos didn't mention in his gender, does that mean he is a female or one among the many gender identities prevailing in this earth?

This quote from LoyceV could certainly be enough to prove their gender identity


P.S Why should they confirm their gender and what it has so with their account? If they are a female, will you be rude over them or willing to overpower them? A male dominant mindset is not good!

If one doesn't know the opposite party gender in a public discussion forum, mentioning them as 'they,them,their's' would be appropriate.

I don't think anyone here posting has such of an low level mentality and would not judge others so. It just looks like an out of curiosity attempt by the OP.

BTW thank you for letting us know LoyceV has a wife !  ::)

Just use it if it makes you feel safe.

As for Lauda, I assume she is a she, if I trust Theymos' posts regarding her :)

Yes, and her name is BINARY. 8)

I too refuse to give up my grammar Nazi ways in favor of the FemiNazi craze.



It's becoming a more common phenomenon to use these terms when the gender isn't specified, and that's fine with me.  Languages evolve, and this is one case where it seems to be happening more quickly than usual.

I usually will use the he/she type pronouns, but if someone indicates to me he finds that offensive I make a concerted effort to respect his wishes.

That's a bad example. FYI, theymos doxx is all over the internet and everyone pretty much knows what's his gender is.

You remind of a typical feminist now. No one is going to be rude to you without a particular reason regardless of your gender.

What is a typical feminist again?
Is there anything wrong with being a feminist?

People are not necessarily rude based on gender, but behaviors do shift.

Haha, true. But newbies doesn't know about that or on other hand people who are new to this forum doesn't know exactly.

As asche said, what's wrong in being a feminist? I am not a feminist though, but large parts of the world are still not treating male and female equally and that's what I am talking about.

Rude could be a pretty much mistaken word in this discussion, but overpowering is common all over the world.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=typical+feminist

I don't support it. We live in a society where we demand equal rights and opportunities for everyone yet we support radicalization of a particular gender? It will derail the topic if we continue to argue on this one.

The behavior shifting happens both ways, positive and negative.

I thought Loyce is a women  :) It's so nice to know that she he is now having a nice family.

Anyway I already knew that Lauda is a women and theymos's post approved it (hope it wasn't false) and Vod, no doubt.

I like the way you phrased that.  This isn't the appropriate section for a discussion on gender identity politics and so forth, but the concept that there are more than two genders, aside from the rare events like hermaphroditism, is bizarre to me.  The importance people place on gender nowadays is equally bizarre--and though I'm actually curious as to whether Lauda is male or female, it's really not that important on a forum where the only thing you know someone by is their words on a screen. 

I do suspect Lauda is male, based on the content of his/her posts but I certainly could be wrong.  Same thing for Loyce, but for me it's harder to tell in his/her case.

And hey, this is the world of bitcoin.  A lot of folks want to remain as anonymous as they can get, and that's definitely the case with Lauda, who's given no personal information about them that I've ever seen.  I respect that, and I've never pried.

I agree, a single piece of personal information can be used against someone in this kind of world. Even though gender is not enough data, by combining all raw and small data can form an information that someone can use for certain activities.

Leaned it from school.

When I started with crypto, I used a random name generator and ended up with Loyce Valenzuela. It took me a while before I realized it's a women's name. More specific: according to Google image search it's a black women's name.

It's been more than 4 years, and the name has grown on me :D

You are aware feminism is about equal rights & treatment of both genders, right?

Uhm... doesn't seem to be saying anything about gender?

(just trying to keep the conspiracy theory going)

What about yours tho?  ::)

Lauda is a cat, only cat fuckers care about a cats gender...

Are you a cat fucker?

No one gives info out in the public, but giving out your name, addresses, telephone number and other privacy related things to a trustworthy member for shipping or other similar stuffs is good to go. I have seen people involved in collectibles and hardware section buying and selling stuffs and handing out their Name, addresses, telephone number etc. If the user is proven to be trustworthy, you can give away personal information about yours, that shouldn't be a problem actually.

Even Lauda buys stuffs from this forum, that doesn't mean they could be doxxed! If you trust a person with your privacy, you don't need to get back in exposing yourself.

But the problem is that, those trustworthy members turn greedy sometimes and threaten to reveal their privacy. There are lots of cases which happened back in the forum.

Yes, thanks for pointing out. While I was typing I was reluctant enough to post this considering that it might become off topic. My post was partially off topic and an on topic post.


Why should cats have all the fun?  ::)

Yes, if my partner and I decided to finally make it official, he would be my husband. Would people be confused on my gender if I started calling him my husband?  :D To be quite frank, with this explosion of gender identity titles, I'm getting confused on what I am.  I was happy with being part of the LGBT community. Now the acronym is gaining so many letters, I just can't keep up.

Who says they do? ;)

Fox fuckers, cat fuckers and the snowfucker.. what a place his is becoming