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I am a developer, maintainer and system administrator working on a variety of open source projects.
You SHOULD use [she/her](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/she/her/her/hers/herself) or [they/them](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/they/them/their/theirs/themself) and you SHOULD NOT use [he/him](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/he/him/his/his/himself) pronouns when referring to me.
You SHOULD use [they/them](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/they/them/their/theirs/themself) and you SHOULD NOT use [he/him](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/he/him/his/his/himself) pronouns when referring to me. You MAY use [she/her](https://pronouns.within.lgbt/she/her/her/hers/herself) if we know each other (if you are unsure whether this applies to you, you COULD check the follow graph of [@networkexception@nwex.de](https://social.nwex.de/@networkexception)).
In German, you SHOULD use sie/ihr or <abbr title="Example: Es entwickelt an Open Source Software, ihr GitHub findest du hier.">es/ihr</abbr> and you SHOULD NOT use er/ihm pronouns.
As a third party communicating my preferred pronouns to others in written form, you SHOULD use "she/they". If the target audience is german you MAY
use "es/ihr". You must not use masculine pronouns in your document. You MIGHT also link back to this document for up to date guidance using the
canonical repository link mentioned below.
In German, you SHOULD use <abbr title="Example: Es entwickelt an Open Source Software, ihr GitHub findest du hier.">es/ihr</abbr> and you SHOULD NOT use er/ihm pronouns. You MAY use sie/ihr based on the same requirements as above.
## Projects I maintain in my free time