The Plurr.format() method, which is basically the API this library is offering, lacks docs.

There are just a couple examples in the README which makes one guess the first argument is the text to be formatted, the second one being the parameters for the text. However it also accepts an object of several options.

None of this is documented, and one has to dive into the source code/demo to guess

The original detector attempted to find a word in a list of words. But the list of words often had the root, for example "compet" is in the list. The word from the document is "competition". "Competition" is longer than "compet" so you cannot find "competition" in "compet". But you can find "compet" in "competition".

This is a code snippet that worked for me:

    found = False

include a reference/reading list of documents detailing the underlying concepts
let's start pulling them together here

@kswhitney

https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.04893
https://civic.mit.edu/2016/06/03/a-primer-on-non-binary-gender-and-big-data/ [note: incorrect/outmoded separation of sex and gender]

Operating System: Chrome OS and Windows

Description: Due to the extension being unable to fully close, any video watched on a web browser equipped with the GenderMag Tool extension will not display when full-screen mode is entered.

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