Just tried to buy a domain and was offered Mr/Ms....

[ThePosieParker]

isn't that great!!

[catsareevil]

Brilliant

[jennyvaultsthewagons]

Computer says no...

at how we all have to arrange ourselves into some moronic programmer's drop-down list.

[DontCallMeFrothyDragon]

It's an improvement. I get rather irate at forever being stuck with websites which seem to think "Ms" doesn't exist.

[jennyvaultsthewagons]

Whoops - I misread this: though it said Mr/Mrs only. Apologies!

Still at drop-down boxes in general though.

[SybilBeddows]

splendid!

[SybilBeddows]

(I do love the really extreme drop-down boxes, though, where they offer you every possible title the mind can conceive such as The Very Reverend and Admiral.)

[QueenOfFeckingEverything]

I started a thread about this exact thing a while ago and was quite surprised at some posters saying how they felt it denied them the chance to use the Mrs title.

I thought it was great though.

[steamedtreaclesponge]

I filled in a form recently and the default title option was 'Ms' - even before 'Mr'. Was quite pleasantly surprised. And then that this is such a rarity that I would even notice it.

[QueenOfFeckingEverything]

Here

[jennyvaultsthewagons]

Surely women should be allowed to use Mrs if they want to?

[CleanSheetsAndSmoothLegs]

Funnily enough, I was feeling mildly irritated this morning because a website would only let me be Ms or Mrs (or Dr/Prof/Revd etc). I could see the point if it only allowed Ms full stop, but why on earth exclude Miss if you are including Mrs?

[oiwheresthecoffee]

Someone from the council wrote Ms on my forms today without asking. (I had said i was unmaiired as part of the questions and the nature of what i was speaking to them about)