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> Essentially, Sharp is trying to do what many women are doing these days - push an organisation or project to function in a way that they dictate. Seriously?
by afc 13y ago
> Essentially, Sharp is trying to do what many women are doing these days - push an organisation or project to function in a way that they dictate.
Seriously?
While the arguments against swearing in the LKML strike me as lame, at best, I find the "see, what can we expect from women" attitude of this article much worse. It could just point out how absurd Sharp's position is (from the author's perspective) but this sexist crap just makes the article very weak IMO.
- anon1385 13y agoThe arguments are not about 'swearing'. The arguments are about bullying and rudeness, both of which can happen without swearing.
- hannibal5 13y agoI have never seen Linus bullying anyone and I have been reading LKML for long time. When he is rude there is always intention of changing the actions of people, not some personal picking of people. His behavior is honest and effective way to make people change their behavior. It's also tied to his person. It's not leadership method that can be generalized well.