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Your interjection here isn't answering a question I asked. Are you saying that because men are more likely to face harassment, that women are not harassed more
by tomlock 9y ago
Your interjection here isn't answering a question I asked. Are you saying that because men are more likely to face harassment, that women are not harassed more when they present as women online?
- tziki 9y agoI think it answers the question quite well. Since men are harrassed more online, they tend to be unsympathetical when women complain of online harrasment, knowing women already experience somewhat less harrasment than men.
- tomlock 9y agoSorry, what question did I ask that you think this report is answering?
- tziki 9y ago"Why isn't HN condemning the harrassment here more unequivocally?"
- tomlock 9y agoThat's not what I asked.
- tziki 9y agoThe only direct question in your original comment is a rhetorical one. Do you really expect people to answer to that and not to your further comment wondering about the disparity between your expectation and reality? Either you have people replying to your rhetorical question and generating exactly zero discussion of value, or explaining to you why your expectation differs from reality. Clearly no one will do the first.
- tomlock 9y agoWhat do you think my expectation was?
- guy98238710 9y agoYour comment doesn't make sense. If the self-reported harassment numbers are correct, it means this case is an exception, not the rule. As for why is it an exception, see other comments about bots, fake photos, and target audience of the site.