> its up to those of us that do have a lot of privilege to listen, take a step back, and think about that person's experience and examine our role in that commu

> its up to those of us that do have a lot of privilege to listen, take a step back, and think about that person's experience and examine our role in that community. After stepping back and thinking about it, the author's stance about the iOS community seems to allow me, as an iPhone developer, only two options: 1) I am, explicitly or implicitly, guilty of some form of discrimination or inappropriate behaviour, or 2) I am not actually part of the iOS community.