You know, I never stopped to figure out the ethnicities and genders of co-contributors on a project, it truly is an unnatural thought. I'm concerned that the pe

You know, I never stopped to figure out the ethnicities and genders of co-contributors on a project, it truly is an unnatural thought. I'm concerned that the people who are most concerned about diversity in "open source", do so because they consider themselves a threat to it. Maybe white people like diving computers or lake sonar, maybe women care more about topography or teledildonics; but if nobody cares to even know the accidental characteristics of the people who send the patches, then is it an issue when the numbers bear that out?