It didn't say that. At all. That's just a connection you made up. It made the point that outside of technology, in the real world women traditionally do the unp

It didn't say that. At all. That's just a connection you made up. It made the point that outside of technology, in the real world women traditionally do the unpaid labour - housekeeping, raising children, caring for elderly family members, and because of this, they come in with a perspective that's primed to notice that open source work is often unpaid and has a similar dynamic of value accruing to people who aren't responsible for the work.