It's not an "issue" so much as a pervasive problem. Presuming default-male is bad form, and it has a subtle excluding effect.
Replacing "him" with "the user" might seem inconsequential, but it's a tiny step in the right direction. A few million more like that and we'll be getting somewhere.
Replacing "him" with "the user" might seem inconsequential, but it's a tiny step in the right direction. A few million more like that and we'll be getting somewhere.