> This doesn't portray women as badly as it portrays our entire tech culture badly Yep. Even after the tweeted photo it seems like this could of ended with an

> This doesn't portray women as badly as it portrays our entire tech culture badly Yep. Even after the tweeted photo it seems like this could of ended with an apology going both ways. An apology that did actually occur at PyCon from what I've read. The guys employer knee-jerked with a firing which should have been unnecessary and the ripples of that action have just gone way out of proportion. I don't think she needed to be fired, and she definitely doesn't need or deserve to be called some of the things that have been said. The people doing so are actively harming any real discussion that is taking place. I feel for both sides here.