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1.1 ! root 1: .id NOTICE-NOT TO BE DISCLOSED OUTSIDE BELL SYS EXCEPT UNDER WRITTEN AGRMT ! 2: .id Writer's Workbench version 2.3, March 9, 1981 ! 3: .TH SEXIST 1 ! 4: .SH NAME ! 5: sexist \- print sexist terms and suggest alternatives ! 6: .SH SYNOPSIS ! 7: .B sexist ! 8: [ ! 9: .B \-flags ! 10: ][ ! 11: .B \-ver ! 12: ][ ! 13: .B \-f ! 14: pfile ][file ...] ! 15: .SH DESCRIPTION ! 16: .I Sexist ! 17: locates and prints all sentences in a document ! 18: that contain possibly sexist words or phrases. ! 19: The word or phrase in each sentence is surrounded ! 20: with stars and brackets, e.g. *[girl]*. ! 21: The line numbers of the sentences are also printed. ! 22: .PP ! 23: Following that, ! 24: .I sexist ! 25: prints alternatives to the sexist phrases ! 26: found in the document. ! 27: The alternatives encourage: ! 28: .RS 3 ! 29: .TP 3 ! 30: 1. ! 31: describing men and women in parallel terms. ! 32: For example, "men and girls" should probably be changed to "men and women." ! 33: .TP ! 34: 2. ! 35: using neutral terms instead of sex-related terms. ! 36: For example "business executive" ! 37: could easily replace the stereotypic "businessman." ! 38: .TP ! 39: 3. ! 40: using new, non-sexist Bell System job titles. ! 41: .RE ! 42: .PP ! 43: If the user has a file named ! 44: .IR $HOME/lib/sexdict , ! 45: .I sexist ! 46: locates or ignores phrases contained in that file. ! 47: .IR Dictadd (1) ! 48: can be used to set up ! 49: .I $HOME/lib/sexdict. ! 50: .I Dictadd ! 51: gives instructions on the necessary format for phrases ! 52: to be located or ignored by ! 53: .I sexist. ! 54: .PP ! 55: Options are: ! 56: .RS 5 ! 57: .TP 9 ! 58: .BI \-f " pfile" ! 59: Use the user's phrase file, ! 60: .I pfile, ! 61: in addition to the default file of sexist phrases. ! 62: When the ! 63: .BI "\-f " pfile ! 64: option is used, ! 65: .I sexist ! 66: does not check ! 67: .I $HOME/lib/sexdict ! 68: for phrases. ! 69: The format instructions given by ! 70: .I dictadd ! 71: should be followed in setting up ! 72: .I pfile. ! 73: .RE ! 74: .PP ! 75: Two options give information about the program: ! 76: .RS 5 ! 77: .TP 7 ! 78: .B \-flags ! 79: print the command synopsis line (see above) ! 80: showing command flags and options, ! 81: then exit. ! 82: .TP ! 83: .B \-ver ! 84: print the Writer's Workbench version number of the command, then exit. ! 85: .RE ! 86: .SH EXAMPLE ! 87: 1. The command: ! 88: .PP ! 89: .RS 5 ! 90: .B "sexist -f patfile filename" ! 91: .RE ! 92: .PP ! 93: will print sentences from ! 94: .I filename ! 95: that contain sexist words or phrases, ! 96: including or suppressing phrases as specified in ! 97: .IR patfile . ! 98: Suggested replacements for sexist phrases will also be printed. ! 99: .I Sexist ! 100: will not locate or ignore phrases in ! 101: .I $HOME/lib/sexdict ! 102: when the ! 103: .B \-f ! 104: option is used. ! 105: .SH FILES ! 106: .TP 21 ! 107: /tmp/$$* ! 108: temporary files ! 109: .SH "SEE ALSO" ! 110: dictadd(1) ! 111: .SH BUGS ! 112: Because ! 113: .I sexist ! 114: does not consider context, ! 115: it may bracket phrases that are used appropriately ! 116: and may recommend inappropriate alternatives. ! 117: It is up to the user to determine which changes should be made. ! 118: .PP ! 119: If formatting macros are included in the input text, ! 120: the beginning line number of a sentence containing a sexist phrase ! 121: may be a line containing a macro preceding the sentence. ! 122: .PP ! 123: .I Sexist ! 124: makes no attempt to segment text into sentences accurately, ! 125: e.g., it does not know any abbreviations. ! 126: .PP ! 127: .I Sexist ! 128: will not find the second of two consecutive sexist phrases, ! 129: nor will it find a sexist phrase at the end of a sentence. ! 130: .SH SUPPORT ! 131: .IR "COMPONENT NAME: " "Writer's Workbench" ! 132: .br ! 133: .IR "APPROVAL AUTHORITY: " "Div 452" ! 134: .br ! 135: .IR "STATUS: " Standard ! 136: .br ! 137: .IR "SUPPLIER: " "Dept 45271" ! 138: .br ! 139: .IR "USER INTERFACE: " "Stacey Keenan, Dept 45271, PY x3733" ! 140: .br ! 141: .IR "SUPPORT LEVEL: " "Class B - unqualified support other than Div 452"
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