I'll bet $100 that OSS projects are not actually very exclusionary at all, and more actually representative of the fact that women for whatever r

I'll bet $100 that OSS projects are not actually very exclusionary at all, and more actually representative of the fact that women for whatever reason, don't want to do that kind of stuff to the extent men do. * http://theeverygirl.com/why-women-are-leaving-stem-and-how-we-can-change-it/ http://theeverygirl.com/why-women-are-leaving-stem-and-how-w... * https://thenewstack.io/women-open-source-still-fighting-good-fight/ https://thenewstack.io/women-open-source-still-fighting-good... If you could donate that $100 to a relevant charity (maybe https://www.womenwhocode.com/ https://www.womenwhocode.com/) And read up why the "negative externalities that result from a gendered world" is called "sexism" and why its not counterproductive to able to identify sexism in order to work towards solving it, it is actually pretty critical.