2) is this another example of a woman being criticised for having a voice? No, it is not - it is rather that you fear it's the case. It's no wonder given the g

2) is this another example of a woman being criticised for having a voice? No, it is not - it is rather that you fear it's the case. It's no wonder given the growing emphasis on PC in recent years. Compare the OpenSSL/OpenBSD affair - nobody gave a true shit about attitudes years ago; whereas todays some harsh git commentaries generates a multitude of comments on many blogs; spawns two to three camps sometimes creating cute flamewars and a wikipedia section "Controversies" on an individual's article. And gender didn't even come into play. Then again, I don't know all of the commentaries on that piece.