The Homosaurus V3 has been made available. This initial version is the same as Homosaurus V2 but uses a more standard identifier sequence. To migrate from Homosaurus V2, there is a "replacedBy" field that points to equivalent Homosaurus V3 term. The Homosaurus V3 term added a "replaces" field that points to the Homosaurus V2 term.

The Homosaurus V2 can still be accessed at: https://homosaurus.org/v2

List of changes:

1. "Culturally-specific gender identities" to "Non-Euro-American Gender and Sexual Identities"
2. "Assigned female" to "Assigned female at birth"
3. "Assigned male" to "Assigned male at birth"

1. LGBTQ Cravings
2. Wommin

1. Anchor partners
2. Assigned sex
3. Assigned X at birth
4. Cheating
5. Compersion
6. Compulsory monogamy
7. Consensual non-monogamy
8. Demigirls
9. Demiboys
10. Gym subculture
11. Honeymooning
12. Monogamish
13. Nesting partners
14. Non-monogamous people
15. NRE (New Relationship Energy)
16. Paramours
17. Polyamorous people
18. Polyfidelity
19. Relationship anarchy
20. Scissoring
21. Trangenderqueer people
22. Tribadism
23. Xenogender
24. Xenogender people

1. Neopronouns
2. Ae (pronouns)
3. Co (pronouns)
4. Cy (pronouns)
5. E (pronouns)
6. Ey (pronouns)
7. Fe (pronouns)
8. Fae (pronouns)
9. Fey (pronouns)
10. He (pronouns)
11. Hu (pronouns)
12. It (pronouns)
13. Jee (pronouns)
14. Kit (pronouns)
15. Ne/nir (pronouns)
16. Ne/nem (pronouns)
17. Peh (pronouns)
18. Per (pronouns)
19. Sie (pronouns)
20. Se (pronouns)
21. She (pronouns)
22. Shi (pronouns)
23. Si (pronouns)
24. They/them/themselves (pronouns)
25. They/them/themself (pronouns)
26. Thon (pronouns)
27. Ve/ver (pronouns)
28. Ve/vem (pronouns)
29. Voi (pronouns)
30. Vi/ver (pronouns)
31. Vi/vim (pronouns)
32. Xie (pronouns)
33. Xe (pronouns)
34. Xey/xem/xeir (pronouns)
35. Xey/xem/xyr (pronouns)
36. Yo (pronouns)
37. Ze (pronouns)
38. Ze/hir (pronouns)
39. Ze/zem (pronouns)
40. Ze/mer (pronouns)
41. Ze/zed (pronouns)
42. Ze/zir (pronouns)
43. Ze/zem (pronouns)
44. Ze/hir (pronouns)
45. Zme (pronouns)

List of new terms added, in brief:

1. Breast augmentation
2. Breast fetishism
3. Breast reduction
4. Clergy (LGBTQ)
5. DADT relationships
6. Greysexuality
7. Greysexual People
8. Hard swap
9. Hierarchical nonmonogamy
10. Large breasts
11. Mastectomy
12. Megasexual people
13. Megasexuality
14. Partialism
15. Primary partners
16. Relationship minorities
17. Relationship orientation
18. Secondary partners
19. Small breasts
20. Soft swap
21. Swinging
22. Trans men
23. Trans women

List of new terms added, in brief:

1. Adult Children of Alcoholics
2. Al-Anon
3. Alcoholics
4. Alcoholics Anonymous
5. Alcoholism
6. Allosexuality
7. Amatonormativity
8. Biographies (LGBTQ)
9. Bisexual biographies
10. Bisexual comics
11. Bisexual erotic literature
12. Bisexual fantasy fiction
13. Bisexual horror fiction
14. Bisexual literary criticism
15. Bisexual mystery and detective fiction
16. Bisexual romance fiction
17. Bisexual science fiction
18. Bisexual short stories
19. Cocaine addiction
20. Cocaine Anonymous
21. Comics (LGBTQ)
22. Compulsory sexuality
23. Crystal meth addiction
24. Crystal Meth Anonymous
25. Erotic literature (LGBTQ)
26. Erotomania
27. Fantasy fiction (LGBTQ)
28. Gay biographies
29. Gay comics
30. Gay erotic literature
31. Gay fantasy fiction
32. Gay horror fiction
33. Gay literary criticism
34. Gay mystery and detective fiction
35. Gay romance fiction
36. Gay science fiction
37. Gay short stories
38. Horror fiction (LGBTQ)
39. Internet sex addiction
40. Leather bars
41. Lesbian biographies
42. Lesbian comics
43. Lesbian erotic literature
44. Lesbian fantasy fiction
45. Lesbian horror fiction
46. Lesbian literary criticism
47. Lesbian mystery and detective fiction
48. Lesbian romance fiction
49. Lesbian science fiction
50. Lesbian short stories
51. LGBTQ alcoholics
52. LGBTQ children of alcoholics
53. LGBTQ partners of alcoholics
54. LGBTQ people in Adult Children of Alcoholics
55. LGBTQ people in Al-Anon
56. LGBTQ people in Alcoholics Anonymous
57. LGBTQ people in Cocaine Anonymous
58. LGBTQ people in Crystal Meth Anonymous
59. LGBTQ people in Narcotics Anonymous
60. LGBTQ people in recovery
61. LGBTQ people with addictions
62. LGBTQ recovery groups
63. LGBTQ step work
64. Literary criticism (LGBTQ)
65. Metamour
66. Mononormativity
67. Monosexuality
68. Mystery and detective fiction (LGBTQ)
69. Narcotics Anonymous
70. Polysexuality
71. Queer biographies
72. Queer comics
73. Queer erotic literature
74. Queer fantasy fiction
75. Queer horror fiction
76. Queer literary criticism
77. Queer mystery and detective fiction
78. Queer romance fiction
79. Queer science fiction
80. Queer short stories
81. Recovery groups
82. Romance fiction (LGBTQ)
83. Science fiction (LGBTQ)
84. Short stories (LGBTQ)
85. Slurs
86. Stigma
87. Sobriety
88. Trans
89. Transgender biographies
90. Transgender comics
91. Transgender erotic literature
92. Transgender fantasy fiction
93. Transgender horror fiction
94. Transgender literary criticism
95. Transgender mystery and detective fiction
96. Transgender romance fiction
97. Transgender science fiction
98. Transgender short stories
99. Uranism