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This is yet another classic example of why sexism reeks in the field of a technology start-up. How do you think women in this field feel when they look up moda
by chadwtaylor 13y ago
This is yet another classic example of why sexism reeks in the field of a technology start-up.
How do you think women in this field feel when they look up modals in Twitter Bootstrap and come across "One fine body..."?
This is unacceptable. We need to be more welcoming to women in technology and remove sexist remarks like this.
- kjackson2012 13y agoThis is not sexist. Females say this just as often as males.
- chadwtaylor 13y agoYou need a reality check: http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/25/technology/innovation/sexism-startup/index.html http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/25/technology/innovation/sexism...
- 404error 13y agoIf your looking for sexism you are going to find it. Edit: I believe sexism exists, I just don't believe it exists in everything. But, if you are on a mission to look for it you will find it in just about anything.
- chadwtaylor 13y agoDo you really think it doesn't exist?
- kjackson2012 13y agoDo a twitter search for "one fine body". You tell me if it's used only by males or if there's an equal distribution between males and females. You are a hyper-sensitive alarmist that only pollutes real sexist issues with your garbage.
- chadwtaylor 13y agoWould you think Aaron Swartz is a hyper-sensitive alarmist too?
- kjackson2012 13y agoYour post was about a supposedly "sexist" comment in Bootstrap, not Aaron Swartz. Aaron Swartz is completely irrelevant. That comment in the Bootstrap code is not sexist, instead you are a hypersensitive alarmist. You are hurting whatever cause you are trying to advance. I suggest you drop this and take a deep look at yourself and figure out why you are behaving this way.
- 534sfs 13y agoWhat does this bit of code have to do with women? Are you honestly offended by that documentation, and if so how so?