RE: Gender neutral - any new developments in your neck of the woods?

["Downing, David" <DavidDowning -at- users -dot- com>]

Yes, I knew someone who made a point of using "Miss."  Now what *would* be sexist would be omitting the "ms." option.

BTW, I think the "Ms." title makes things easier all around, because when you're writing a formal letter to a woman where first name isn't appropriate, you don't have to bother finding out whether the woman is married.

-----Original Message-----
From: jenny_berger -at- fairfieldresidential -dot- com 
A form that has boxes for Mrs./Miss/Ms. hardly forces women to choose 
anything than their preferred salutation. Believe it or not, there are 
still otherwise modern women in the world who subscribe to the 
"old-school" notion of distinguishing between married and unmarried 
status. 

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