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For easy skimming, the tables on this page use a colour code, loosely based on traffic lights, to show how friendly a site is to nonbinary people: | For easy skimming, the tables on this page use a colour code, loosely based on traffic lights, to show how friendly a site is to nonbinary people: | ||
* blue (#9ff) means it's friendly to nonbinary people. For example, you can write in your gender (even blank it) | * blue (#9ff) means it's friendly to nonbinary people. For example, you can write in your gender (even blank it) or opt out of showing it. | ||
* Green (#9f9) means it does not ask. | |||
* yellow (#ffb) means it's partly friendly to nonbinary people. For example, users must choose between showing a gender that is female, male, or other. | * yellow (#ffb) means it's partly friendly to nonbinary people. For example, users must choose between showing a gender that is female, male, or other. | ||
* red (#f99) means it's not friendly at all to nonbinary people. For example, it may require all users to be openly listed as male or female. | * red (#f99) means it's not friendly at all to nonbinary people. For example, it may require all users to be openly listed as male or female. | ||