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No, because we have judgement. (And any given conference has its own rules regarding inclusivity and anti-discrimination).
by estel 13y ago
No, because we have judgement. (And any given conference has its own rules regarding inclusivity and anti-discrimination).
- adamnemecek 13y ago>> No, because we have judgement. Oh right, I forgot that we all have a one, shared judgement and that material that is offensive to one person is equally offensive to everyone else. >> any given conference has its own rules regarding inclusivity and anti-discrimination It appears that in this case they did not have these rules, the article says that they failed to "establish clear guidelines for these submissions". P.S. I find your comment extremely offensive, could you please remove it? Thanks.
- __--__ 13y agoExcept we don't. There are no clearly defined rules of what exactly defines sexism outside of "referring to women in a a way that makes anyone anywhere feel uncomfortable." It's entirely subjective and based on community, culture and societal standards. It's a landmine with wheels. Even if you stand perfectly still, it could bump into your leg at any moment and, I don't know, annoy you to death with shrill platitudes about patriarchy.