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That reads to me more like trying to actually diversify the attendance, rather than trying to hide the overrepresentation of Google. Google faces the same prob
by thrownaway2424 11y ago
That reads to me more like trying to actually diversify the attendance, rather than trying to hide the overrepresentation of Google. Google faces the same problem at other conferences, for what it's worth. There were some Lisa / USENIX type things focused on "site reliability engineering" where Google was noticeably overrepresented.
- cscurmudgeon 11y agoThat happened too, but that is not the only thing though. They did the following two different things. 1. Trying to diversify attendance 2. Hiding some attendees from a public list of all attendees Trying to diversify attendance != Hiding some attendees from a public list of all attendees