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No. Instead of posting someone's photo (and other's along with that) on the web confront them. If they do not apologize or shut up in shame, move to authorities
by geekam 14y ago
No. Instead of posting someone's photo (and other's along with that) on the web confront them. If they do not apologize or shut up in shame, move to authorities. Authorities at Pycon did help her, didn't they?
- pyre 14y ago| Instead of posting someone's photo (and other's | along with that) on the web confront them Your plan of action for someone "uncomfortable with direct confrontation" is to "confront them." Logic! [ She should have just gone to (or messaged) the PyCon staff first to resolve the situation. ]