Challenge HN: Keep lame April Fools' gags off the front page
<i>(That's a gender-inclusive "you guys".)</i><p>Or you could just use gender-neutral language in the first place, if you're concerned about being inclusive. "you folks", "my colleagues", even just "you". There's a host of alternatives. It scans weirdly that you highlight that the phrase might be taken the wrong way, but then choose to explain it rather than alter it.