2. re the ‘wandering apostrophe’, I would solve this by abolishing apostrophes altogether except in the few cases where the meaning is clearer with them.

3. I would support using “they”, “them” or “their” instead of “he or she”, “him or her” or “his or hers”, they are both awkward but the “they” set could eventually become less awkward then “he or she” etc, (or “one”, “one’s” when it sounds pompous).

4. People think of grammar as a set of rules laid down by teachers and pedants, forgetting that it has evolved naturally through the use of ordinary speakers who want to communicate more clearly.