have 2nd set pronouns be 2nd part of 1st pronouns in api if secondary pronouns are not set

[valiray]

i was messing around with the api for something i am using and found that it only responds with "she" when i have my pronouns set to she her and i hoping this could be changed or at least was wondering if i could be told why it was did in this way

[cyyynthia]

The API does not serve as a presentation layer, and only carries over the wire the raw data specified by users. It wouldn't make sense in terms of data structure to carry "her" over the wire if a user only specified the she/her set; 1 set selected, 1 entry in the sets array.

The presentation is left to the API consumers to figure out, as there is not a unique and/or universally agreed upon standard for displaying this information, internationally and in multiple-sets cases.

• In France, it is somewhat common to only mention the subject form (e.g. elle) without the object form (e.g. elle/la).
• For multiple sets, one may opt to use she/it, or she/her/it/its, or she/her or it/its, although the compact form is more common than the expanded forms (and there are other forms people may chose to use.
• Depending on the use case, especially in space-constrained places, it may be relevant to only show the subject form and/or limit the amount of sets displayed. For example, the extension only shows up to 2 sets in Twitch chats.

It can also be relevant to let the user choose how they want to see pronouns; the extension currently lets people configure the casing (she/her vs She/Her), and more configuration may be added sometime:tm: in the future. A good example would be subject+object form vs subject-only form, for French speaking users.