okay so i am starting work on the bot today. it's gonna live at
@guy
when it is done and i am going to put it on a webpage but i need to build it first. (i am going to need help with github pages before i finish if anyone wants to help me with that)

first question: i am considering having the bot give the guys pronouns. the reason i am thinking of doing this is because i am creating guys of all genders. however, the way i am structuring it, these will have 0 relationship to the names being generated. is that going to be a problem?

by "a problem" i mostly mean "is having female guys with masculine-reading names something people can use to do harm to trans people"

the reason it just is picking names from a pool without regard to gender is mainly that i hate separating out that kind of thing it feels like a sort of self-devaluation

i am just gonna try it and if it turns out to be a problem i can take the pronouns out. i just feel like in this particular time where people are losing their shit about gender stuff on an international stage it is important to do trans representation in any art that you an wedge it in

i am going to give it a large chance of picking she/her or he/him, a medium chance of picking they/them, and then a small chance of picking neopronouns. if you use a neopronoun set you want included in the neopronouns, reply here

okay i have the rough sketch for @guy ready. it will create people in the following format:

name
pronouns
"character class" (evocative adjective + some kind of noun about what kind of person they are)
detail

so this is an open call for detail suggestions. anything characterful

examples:
something about a relationship, such as: owns a large bird
interests, such as: sourdough bread enthusiast
sensory detail, such as: smells faintly of lilac