The last paragraph was just facetious, to make the point that correcting potentially-discriminating terms can be overdone.

And the previous, also a bit tongue in cheek, but since I'm contending that it's petty to fight over the Ladybird dev's use of 'he' as default pronoun, I was essentially supporting other options as a sort of faux balance. If 'he' were truly inappropriate here, balancing it with 'she' in another project wouldn't make it okay again. But if it's just not that big of a deal, except for a dominant bias, then adding diversity elsewhere perhaps settles things a bit, and allows those who feel marginalized to asset themselves.

Neither is a solid answer! If you don't agree with me that the bickering over that source code is overblown, fair enough, you can disagree. But I think my point stands.

By calling reverse discrimination a far-right trope, I presume you mean complaints about reverse discrimination? Or an argument that reverse discrimination solves the problem? (Though I thought that latter was more argued by the Left, under the term 'positive discrimination'.)

Either way I don't think that's what I meant.