| Instead she cowardly chose to not engage | them directly So... If someone is too intimidated for direct confrontation, their voice is not welcome / allowed

| Instead she cowardly chose to not engage | them directly So... If someone is too intimidated for direct confrontation, their voice is not welcome / allowed to be heard? 1. Contacting the conference officials is a valid action to take. 2. Turning the incident into a blog post is ok too. It sparks public discussion. 3. Posting pictures and names is not. Especially since this seems to be a 'straw the broke the camel's back' situation, and I doubt that these same guys were the ones that offended her all of the other times. They get to take the full force of her fury that built up over (possibly) several incidents. That's not entirely fair. Even more so because she was just a by-stander to a conversation that was intended to be private.