Yeah, this was clearly well-intended, but so poorly constructed that it accomplished the opposite. The article is actually sexist because it lists people whose

Yeah, this was clearly well-intended, but so poorly constructed that it accomplished the opposite. The article is actually sexist because it lists people whose only accomplishment is becoming an internet pseudo-celebrity. There are lots of actual female entrepreneurs out there in the tech industry I'd nominate, only a few of which were in there. Diane Greene, for instance, cofounded VMWare and ran it into a huge success, but doesn't make the list. I guess she doesn't have enough Twitter followers. Maybe she should publish a video with her iPhone bill or get 30,000 people reading her RSS feed and then she'll qualify as an entrepreneur.