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I was wrong about PyCon, but I stand by my position that these events aren't actually treated as purely "professional" even if there are minimum standards of be
by Torgo 12y ago
I was wrong about PyCon, but I stand by my position that these events aren't actually treated as purely "professional" even if there are minimum standards of behavior. People wouldn't go if they were. But she wasn't playing Cards Against Humanity _at_ PyCon. Arguably because she represented Sendgrid, she should have been more professional on her Twitter, though.
- FireBeyond 12y ago"But she wasn't playing Cards Against Humanity _at_ PyCon." Uhh... scroll up: https://instagram.com/p/W_A1xlAacg/ https://instagram.com/p/W_A1xlAacg/ Caption on that picture, by @adriarichards, "Playing, Cards Against Humanity, #pycon" (And that picture is a hallway at the venue).
- Torgo 12y agoWell, shit. But I guess that proves my point. These things aren't actually treated as professional events.
- rdtsc 12y agoOh but she was.