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Also notice how it is almost always okay for "women" to be discouraged and counted as collateral damage. The fact that you do that tells me a lot.
by mav3rick 7y ago
Also notice how it is almost always okay for "women" to be discouraged and counted as collateral damage. The fact that you do that tells me a lot.
- lostjohnny 7y ago> "women" to be discouraged and counted as collateral damage this never happened though. According not to me, but to Thomas Lord (if you don't know who he is, go and check) > One remarkable thing about the FSF at that time, when we worked out of dinky spare offices on the campus of MIT, was the degree of participation by women. In the tiny society that was then the FSF, women were more prominent than I had seen in Silicon Valley, or acadamia prior. https://archive.is/7qepC https://archive.is/7qepC And it says a lot about the amount of fabrication going around.
- DarkWiiPlayer 7y ago> Also notice how it is almost always okay for "women" to be discouraged and counted as collateral damage. Quote one person in this thread who said that it wouldn't be ok if it affected men instead. Or just one person implying that. You're assuming a lot here. If anything, I think it's likely less people would care if a bunch of men were alienated, since there's already so many of them in the field in the first palce.