So, you could allow the user to use multiple placeholders to mean the same thing, based on what they were comfortable with: [she][he][they][sie] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder [her][him][them][hir] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder [hers][his][theirs][hirs] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder
There's no need to only support one placeholder, as you're writing this from scratch anyway, right?
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Date: 2016-01-13 05:13 pm (UTC)[she][he][they][sie] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder
[her][him][them][hir] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder
[hers][his][theirs][hirs] -> all map to the same thing when filling in the placeholder
There's no need to only support one placeholder, as you're writing this from scratch anyway, right?