Display registration date, contribution link and gender on usepages; allow citizen-tagline* to be fully parsed

[Dringsim]

[alistair3149]

That looks awesome, thanks a ton for making a patch for it :D

For the gender sign, I think it might get complicated when it comes to non-binary genders. It might be more suitable to go for preferred pronouns instead, as it is also how the MediaWiki core preference was referring to:

Since there are no such messages in core, we might have to create it ourselves. The end of the message key (e.g. male) refers to the parameter from MW core. The message key is generic as it might be used in other parts of Citizen.

{
    "citizen-pronouns-subjective-male": "He",
    "citizen-pronouns-objective-male": "Him",
    "citizen-pronouns-possessive-male": "His",
    "citizen-pronouns-subjective-female": "She",
    "citizen-pronouns-objective-female": "Her",
    "citizen-pronouns-possessive-female": "Hers",
    "citizen-pronouns-subjective-notknown": "They",
    "citizen-pronouns-objective-notknown": "Them",
    "citizen-pronouns-possessive-notknown": "Theirs"
}

Lastly, would you mind to reorder the items so it goes by gender > edits > registration date? Here's a mockup:

[Dringsim]

Hmm... many languages don't have pronoun declension. Use {{GENDER:|He|She|They}}?

[Dringsim]

I perfer gender signs than pronouns in tagline. Though pronouns in bios are familiar to English-speaking users, they may make other users confused - pronouns are rarely used in bios in Chinese-speaking community; I have ever seen many trans persons put English pronouns in their bios while surrounding text is in Chinese (Mandarin). Also, in many languages, pronouns are gender-neutral. {{GENDER:|He|She|They}} in Turkish may be {{GENDER:|o|o|o}}. Users can't guess what it is.

[alistair3149]

I perfer gender signs than pronouns in tagline. Though pronouns in bios are familiar to English-speaking users, they may make other users confused - pronouns are rarely used in bios in Chinese-speaking community; I have ever seen many trans persons put English pronouns in their bios while surrounding text is in Chinese (Mandarin). Also, in many languages, pronouns are gender-neutral. {{GENDER:|He|She|They}} in Turkish may be {{GENDER:|o|o|o}}. Users can't guess what it is.

Yes you are right. I didn't consider gender-neutral languages like Turkish where it would be confusing as it is using the same pronouns. I have reverted to the gender symbol implementation in c793959.

Again thank you so much for the PR and the additional insights!