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Consider that the author spent one short paragraph to talk about the OP's choice of pronouns, while you spent an entire comment taking her to task for it; that
by mrbrowning 12y ago
Consider that the author spent one short paragraph to talk about the OP's choice of pronouns, while you spent an entire comment taking her to task for it; that her criticism was politely stated, while you employ rank hyperbole in describing that comment as "[destruction]"; that you're expecting someone to be polite and dispassionate who by her own admission has dealt repeatedly with the litany of disappointments and frustrations that come with being a woman in a male-dominated field, while not even meeting that standard of even-handedness in your own comment; and then maybe reconsider how you're devoting your efforts in this conversation. From here it looks like thou dost protest too much, methinks.
- thirsteh 12y ago> the author spent one short paragraph to talk about the OP's choice of pronouns which was completely unnecessary and added nothing meaningful to the discussion. (In fact, it was self-contradictory given the insinuation that the OP had to be male in "I don't expect any different from this field.")
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