Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
See nextcloud/server#40017. For users, we can already set pronouns. But for (external) contacts, I didn't find a way.
Describe the solution you'd like
#4342 (comment) mentioned modern alternatives to RFC6350 that support this.
So I guess implementing one of these would be a good way to resolve my issue.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Yes, there is a 'gender' field but sometimes I know the pronouns a contact prefers, but not what gender they identify as (e.g. does 'she/them' imply 'female'?). Just setting those to 'other' gender might loose that information. I can add it in the notes, but when writing a batch-mail to contacts, I would like to be able to programatically pick the corresponding prefered pronouns.
Additional context
Note that neither I want to start a debate about gender and pronouns nor do I want to engange in gender studies here. I just consider it polite to address contacts the way they prefer and would like to have that information in my address book in a unified way.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
See nextcloud/server#40017. For users, we can already set pronouns. But for (external) contacts, I didn't find a way.
Describe the solution you'd like
#4342 (comment) mentioned modern alternatives to RFC6350 that support this.
So I guess implementing one of these would be a good way to resolve my issue.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Yes, there is a 'gender' field but sometimes I know the pronouns a contact prefers, but not what gender they identify as (e.g. does 'she/them' imply 'female'?). Just setting those to 'other' gender might loose that information. I can add it in the notes, but when writing a batch-mail to contacts, I would like to be able to programatically pick the corresponding prefered pronouns.
Additional context
Note that neither I want to start a debate about gender and pronouns nor do I want to engange in gender studies here. I just consider it polite to address contacts the way they prefer and would like to have that information in my address book in a unified way.