Thank you for making the point that what happened doesn't necessarily imply gender discrimination. After reading what's come out recently, it looks like there w

Thank you for making the point that what happened doesn't necessarily imply gender discrimination. After reading what's come out recently, it looks like there were serious interpersonal problems of some kind, but for the part about the one founder and his wife, Horvath's gender doesn't seem to come into it. The parts that did seem clearly gender-related to me were the coworker who replaced her code after she turned him down, and the thing about hula hooping. Those do indicate a serious failure to make a good workplace culture. But so far, that problem looks separate from her conflict with the founder and his wife.