> If the badge wearer is a woman, you’re not asking other attendees to stare at her chest which is incredibly uncomfortable for the badge-wearer. Not to mentio

> If the badge wearer is a woman, you’re not asking other attendees to stare at her chest which is incredibly uncomfortable for the badge-wearer. Not to mention it's uncomfortable to me as the one staring. Nothing says "I don't know your name (even if I should)" like that half-second glance down to a badge. Or longer, if the badge suffers from usability problems.