they instead of he/she (I'm not keen on this unless the sex is unknown, or is someone's preferred pronoun)
distinguished guests instead of ladies and gentlemen (not keen either)
Everyone, People/person (glossing over, bland)
Actor vs Actor/Actress (not keen , as pretending that 'Actor' is gender neutral when it is not)
Manhour, mankind to mean generically - I don't mind, and what's the alternative anyway?
Does gender neutral language effectively make females even more invisible? When means that women's achievements and presence, for example, are not recognised.
Thoughts?