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"What I did not know when I wrote this post (again, being a software-ignorant mechanical engineer) was how it would touch a nerve with women in the free softwar
by sunjester 7y ago
"What I did not know when I wrote this post (again, being a software-ignorant mechanical engineer) was how it would touch a nerve with women in the free software community and computer science in general."
so if it had not affected women this author wouldn't have given a shit? typical. Everything in this article is just a hatred for not only a great software protagonist but probably a hatred for men everywhere that voice their views out loud.
"In this section, I acknowledge that I do not have as many photos, emails, or written records as evidence. I do, however, have witnesses."
Then the author proceeds to spew out so-called quotes with nobody being held responsible for any of the quotes. And a further bit down, she quotes someones "female" opinion about sexism (with obviously no male voice in it).
"3. Going Forward, be proactive instead of reactive.", seems she didn't think of any of this until she wrote the sexist hate-filled article about Richard Stallman.
referencing the pound-me-too movement shows just how anti-male this woman is. god help whatever man she gets into her trap of faux love.
or perhaps she just hates how "white" Stallman is?
- mrala 7y ago> so if it had not affected women this author wouldn't have given a shit? typical. The author does not seem to make this assertion, and what you have quoted definitely does not support your claim. > Then the author proceeds to spew out so-called quotes with nobody being held responsible for any of the quotes. It's understandable why those people may want to remain anonymous. Are you trying to imply the quotes are faked? > referencing the pound-me-too movement shows just how anti-male this woman is. How does it show that? > or perhaps she just hates how "white" Stallman is? This is quite a reach.
- c0ff33 7y agoShe's offended over things she copied from the RMS page on Geek Feminism, not actually experienced.