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But it won't be enough, it won't be seen as positive, and like half the comments in this thread show once you're outed as a PC heretic you're a non-entity. Rea
by theWatcher37 9y ago
But it won't be enough, it won't be seen as positive, and like half the comments in this thread show once you're outed as a PC heretic you're a non-entity.
Read through the smarmy "he doesn't mean it" comments all over this thread to see what I mean.
This culture is toxic in the tech community and needs to stop.
- jackmott 9y agoThe culture of being being mad at sexual harassment offenders even when they apologize is what is toxic in the tech community. ok
- jhall1468 9y agoSexual harrasment? What he did was unethical, immoral and objectively wrong, sexual harrasment is a crime. This wasn't a crime. I'm sure, as a perfect individual you've never done anything unethical or immoral. As such, your "never forgive" attitude is perfectly justifiable.
- masondixon 9y ago> objectively wrong Where can I find a list of "objectively wrong" things, and is there some kind of formal process to challenge them?
- jhall1468 9y agoLet's make one: 1. Sexual advances towards people you hold power over. So far so good.
- masondixon 9y agoAnd if someone you are interested in sleeping with does it to you (whilst holding power over you) - you are going to complain about that?
- raleighm 9y agoDid folks who flagged this understand it was sarcastic?
- dredmorbius 9y agoNot being enough doesn't make the public apology a wrong thing. It is part of the solution. It's also a very loud social signal.