>Sexual orientation is actually very visible these days. Well, obvious selection bias at play-- only some lgbt people do this. If any founders/managers/HR peo

>Sexual orientation is actually very visible these days. Well, obvious selection bias at play-- only some lgbt people do this. If any founders/managers/HR people are reading this: I say this as a member of the lgbt community: if sexual orientation is completely irrelevant to the actual work (don't kid yourself, it probably is), then promoting careerist opportunism over irrelevant aspects of one's identity is not helpful. We don't need handouts, we actually need the same level of respect as everyone else. Please stop treating sexuality as being up for exploitation.