Same stuff is spreading in French too. "Operateur" would refer to male operator, "Operatrice" would refer to a female one, so now, to be "inclusive", we have to write "Operateur.trice" (and yes, you have to put the period in-between, making it just annoying to read when you have 10 per sentences). And again, that's just for male/female, I can't wait for them to introduce brand new "non-binary" denomination too. Normally, the male version was always considered the neutral version, but obviously, that was just "toxic patriarchy".

They are also making new pronuns up, like "iel" which is a mix of "il" (male pronun) and "elle" (female).