Issues with \femalrefereename

[TheMinefighter]

Hi, the documentation currently states for two styles (UKoLa, WWUM) that prefixing the referee with [f] is supported. I tried it using the KIT package and that did not work. I think all styles should support that.
Copying

   \newcommand*{\test@male@female}[1][m]{%
      \global\advance\@tempcnta by\@ne
      \Ifstr{##1}{f}{\def\fe@male{female}}{\def\fe@male{male}}%
      \@hangfrom{\csname ordinal\fe@male refereename\endcsname{\@tempcnta}: }%
      \def\and{\par\test@male@female}%
    }%
    \expandafter\test@male@female\@referee\par

to all styles or putting it once in a central place should fix the issue, or am I wrong about that (I am very much new to latex package development)?

[komascript]

Not all styles use the same code to show referees/correctors/reviewers, because not all styles use the same formatting. For example, KIT AFAIR uses a tabular, but the code above is for paragraphs only. And copying the command is not enough, it has to be used, too. So there would be more changes needed.

But, yes, it is a new feature, that could make sense — maybe even not only for referees/correctors/reviewers — at least for German, because German universities and companies are nowadays very gender-conscious.