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edit: I've been corrected, but will leave up for the argument's sake I am not trying to attack you, more so just commenting on this type of phrasing. Wouldn't
by DarkTree 11y ago
edit: I've been corrected, but will leave up for the argument's sake
I am not trying to attack you, more so just commenting on this type of phrasing.
Wouldn't it be more effective to simple say, "Going through their website, it seems like one of the best Django tutorials I've seen" -without the gender comment at all?
Reading that comment, it made me think that normally you consider gender when you consider the quality of a tutorial, but in this specific incidence, it doesn't even matter.
Just something minor to think about.
- vezzy-fnord 11y agoWell, the subject in question is already explicitly gendered, so making a remark like that isn't out of place.
- DarkTree 11y agoyeah that's fair actually. I guess it would only matter if he introduced it to the conversation. Well put.
- gohrt 11y agoThe article has "Girls" in the title. GP didn't drag gender into the conversation.