common courtesy

After Walz’s pick became public, Donald Trump’s supporters tried to tack the hashtag #TamponTim onto him to cite his policy of ensuring all school bathrooms offered feminine hygiene products for free, which a thoughtful voter may see as common courtesy.

For example, in 2006, a Kentucky bed-and-breakfast owner revoked general access to the Torrent Falls climbing area in Red River Gorge, Ky., after climbers did not obey prohibitions on dogs and did not respect common courtesy around behavior like outdoor urination.

If you or your previous company provide the information, it is voluntary – a common courtesy.

What happened to basic common courtesy?

This behavior is called "misgendering" and it's more than a violation of common courtesy.