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DancingGrumpyCat
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Vector art by user
Vector art by user
Name
User is plural
  • Eszter (host)
  • Lily
  • ...and others who will not be participating in the editing of Wiki projects
Born1998 (25–26 years old)
Pronounsze/zir/zirs (also xe/xir/xirs) or she/her/hers
Country USA
Time zone12:00, November 11, 2024 EST [refresh]
EthnicityWhite
HandednessRight-handed
SexualityAsexual lesbian
Education and employment
OccupationCellist, chess player and coach
Hobbies, interests and beliefs
ReligionNonpracticing Jewish
PoliticsAnarcho-communist
Interests
Contact info
Websitehttps://eszter.cc/
Emailmailto:info@eszter.cc
Account statistics
JoinedDecember 16, 2019

Plurality

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This user is plural; we have two members, Eszter and Lily, who will front and edit Wiki projects. It is not required to memorize our names; referring to any of us by our username DancingGrumpyCat is sufficient.

If we use a first-person pronoun to describe ourselves in totality or in plurality, it will be "we" or a similar pronoun in any language. Any one of us referring to themself alone will use the pronoun "I," or again a similar pronoun in any language.

Eszter

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Name

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My name is Hungarian in origin. It is a cognate with Esther (Hebrew: אֶסְתֵּר).

Pronunciation

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Pronouns

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Ze/zir/zirs is a set of neopronouns (see also gender identity). They are declined similarly to she/her/hers in English:

Inflection table comparing she/her with ze/zir
Pronoun: she or ze
Example 1 (NOM): I liked the edits she / ze made.
Example 2 (POSS): I don't agree with her / zir decision.
Example 3 (POSS): The rights to that design are hers / zirs.
Example 4 (DAT): I gave my permission to her / zir to do that.

Pronunciation

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ze: US: /z/  zir: US: /zɪr/  zirs: US: /zɪrz/

Xe/xir/xirs is also an acceptable pronoun set, pronounced the same way.

Preferred pronouns in other languages, and other gendered identifiers

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In languages with personal-gendered parts of speech such as Spanish or Hebrew, refer to me in the female (Spanish: ella/su, Hebrew: היא). Please never refer to me with any masculine identifiers (including "sir"); female or neutral ones are available in any language.


Lily

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Name

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My name is directly derived from the flower, genus Lilium. It is also short for Lilith (Hebrew: לִילִית Lîlîṯ).

Former name

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I formerly went by and will still respond to Violet (US: /ˈvəlɪt/). I currently use it as a middle name.


Pronunciation

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(IPA) /ˈlɪli/ (Lily) or /ˈlɪlɪθ/ (Lilith).

Pronouns

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My preferred pronouns are the same as Eszter's.

Interests

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Computer programming

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We have been programming for 8–9 years, since our junior year of high school.

Editing/Proofreading

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We enjoy editing, proofreading, and generally any maintenance task which appears more clean, polished, or complete afterwards.

Game development (tabletop)

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We create board games.

Vector graphic design

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We create vector art, mainly for use in diagrams and our board game prototypes.

Linguistics

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We speak English and Spanish with fluency, and we study linguistics for the purpose of conlanging and worldbuilding. We'd like to learn Yiddish, and have an interest in the cyrillicization of Yiddish writing from a linguistic standpoint disregarding any political implications.

Mathematics

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We have a calculus-level understanding of mathematics and we are learning linear algebra.

Music

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We have been practicing cello for 14–15 years, practice piano occasionally, and study the theory of how to play many other instruments. We use this knowledge to compose and write about music. We have an affinity for xenharmonic (also called microtonal) music. We appreciate videogame music and its composition but have no experience with DAWs.

Our taste in music to listen to ranges from Western art music to heavy metal to big band, among many other genres.

Pedagogy

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We aspire to teach ourselves and others with accuracy, brevity, and clarity.