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You really shouldn't believe anything someone (male or female) with a high profile on Twitter says. The more someone is driven by attention, the less trustworth
by malvosenior 7y ago
You really shouldn't believe anything someone (male or female) with a high profile on Twitter says. The more someone is driven by attention, the less trustworthy they are.
They are outliers and not representative of the actual community or workforce.
- Frondo 7y agoI'm not talking about anything they said. I said to look at the people responding to them with sexist harassment.
- malvosenior 7y agoI follow many tech leaders (men and women) on Twitter and have never seen this. If anything there's usually an massive wave of support in the replies.
- Frondo 7y agoI'm not sure how much time I'm willing to spend scrolling through and screencapping this stuff, but what you're saying doesn't match what I see at all. I also have all the quality filters off and often click the "show more" filter, though, and I seldom block people (and don't use any blocklists).