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> 5) There would still be much internet hate. i honestly don't think there would have been much hate. Allot of the anger was as how drastically she reacted by
by katbyte 14y ago
> 5) There would still be much internet hate.
i honestly don't think there would have been much hate. Allot of the anger was as how drastically she reacted by posting their photos online.
- sophacles 14y agoMaybe - However in rebuttal I point you to the HN discussion about the pycon harassment policy, wherein some seemingly uncontroversial policy brought out a lot of surprisingly harsh and angry statements. Clicky: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4888116 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4888116
- dinkumthinkum 14y agoIf she had kept her comments without the photos and without putting any identifying information, this would have never have been news. She chose to be passive, aggressive and throw a tantrum. She could have just confronted the two and educated them about all her crazy thoughts about racism and everything else, she chose to make it a spectacle.
- vacri 14y agoThe hate stems from the loss of the job at Playhaven. Without that happening, this event becomes pretty mundane - it's not like social activists don't regularly name and shame with photos.