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Stack Exchange have released a post about changing their policy and CoC on using personal pronouns. I am not familiar with all of the personal pronouns linked in an article that they cite on the linked meta post.
What exactly are the definitions of each of these personal pronouns, and their differences?
Zie, Sie, Ey, Ve, Tey, E
The pronouns you listed Zie, Sie, Ey, Ve, Tey, E are all gender neutral pronouns.
Their meanings are mostly subjective to those who self-identify with them.
The key similarity is the gender neutral-ness of them. They are used in place of he/him and she/her, because those who self-identify with these alternative pronouns use them to specify that they do not fall within binary gender categories (he/him, she/her).
Further than that, the choice of pronoun is simply a personal preference. https://www.mypronouns.org mentions them all, but describes each of them simply as gender-neutral, rather than a set of distinct gender identities.
