Same here.
It's remarkable that people are calling it provocative.
It's bloody provocative suggesting that employees might want to signal their compliance to an ideology that is offensive, dangerous to women, and damages children.
The Forstarter judgement protected lack of belief in gender ideology, too. Which his choice of 'pronouns' was.
This was clearly not about pronouns. It's about agreement to an ideology. Pronouns are just shorthand to signal agreement.
His employer should have withdrawn the statement suggesting people could use pronouns. You don't suggest people adhere to an ideology that many people consider batshit and dangerous, in the workplace.
He may not have been clever enough to win his tribunal. But I bet if he appeals and gets a lawyer, he will. Anyone could make mincemeat out of what those pronouns represent.