New gender + sexuality drop-down list options on EC?

Okay, I'm not sure if a thread has already been made about this or not, but one of the things I used to like most about this forum was the fact that the personal info section didn't feature drop-down lists for gender (and sexuality) like most pre-made format forums do, but now it seems with the new updates they've removed this option and changed them to drop-down lists which only feature a small selection of options.

Moreso I think what I specifically mean is the fact that the only non-binary gender options are genderqueer and androgyne (and other, but again this option lacks the ability to type in an option as well). Genderqueer is a good, overarching label, but some people (like me) feel that it's too politically charged to identify with, I at least feel that non-binary should be included on this list as well if they were simply wanting to keep it as broad as possible. Honestly, I've seen a lot more bigender and genderfluid people around here than androgyne identifying folk, which is the other non-binary option, and I feel these two categories are still broader and more well populated than androgyne, which is quite a specific label that can be included in non-binary. I suppose the only other one left that that point is then agender, which is having no gender completely and still seems like it could serve as a well overarching option as opposed to just other. Also, perhaps intersex could be a good addition as well? (might only be an identifier by choice... but, it doesn't really fit in with the "assigned gender at birth" category either, which I'll get to in a second)

Don't get me wrong, I can see why they did this for simplicity sake. Also, in the past I did end up noticing some threads getting ignored or taken the wrong direction because someone was making assumptions or didn't feel they could fully connect with someone based on the nuance of their personal identification, and this forum is all about connecting with others, being accepting, and keeping the information as open as possible so that many different perspectives can be taken in in order to share advice and experiences. Labels are important but you don't want them to clutter, either. I can see this thought process as potentially being why they added the new section for your assigned-gender-at-birth as well. However, this also troubles me because it makes me worry that, as a nonbinary person, the first thing someone is going to do in order to judge someplace to put me (since, I can't include all my life details and experiences in every thread, though in personal ones when asking for advice I try to cover as much ground as possible in terms of where I'm coming from / how I'm being perceived publicly as well) is by looking at my AGAB. This could also potentially apply for intersex people as well I'd imagine in some cases.

Another little quick note, it seems the only real overarching sexuality identifier other than gay/lesbian/straight/questioning is bisexual, and I know pansexual to be a hugely identified label that is also often used to differentiate from bisexual, simply because it is broader, and if anything bisexual is really just a more specific category within pansexuality, which is why is also seems like it should at least be another one of the options as well. Also, asexuality seems to have been left out which, I know I've seen quite a few regular people on here who identify as such and feel that could be important to differentiate as well.

Just some thoughts! Let me know what you think about this, or if there was already a thread started on this matter.