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   by bucketsbuckets 12y ago

   Exactly. Discussions on these topics inherently require subjective value judgments on top of "more objective qualitative and quantitative sources", and I can't imagine trying to limit the comments to only the latter.
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   by bucketsbuckets 12y ago

   I agree that a better empirical-source-to-anecdote ratio is desirable, but let's be careful to draw a clear distinction between I'd like to see more of this and HN should impose a concrete "barrier to participating in disc
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   by bucketsbuckets 12y ago

   "Someone needed a quote for the paper so I told them all men were rapists." http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1993-05-08/news/1993128032_... Still going to insist these are straw feminists? Anyway it is i
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   by bucketsbuckets 12y ago

   > Most women in tech I know have multiple examples of stuff like the authors describe happening to them. Multiple guys in this thread confirm that yes, it happens and is observable. To reiterate, what you've demonstrated is that the
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   by bucketsbuckets 12y ago

   > If you're not seeing it, it's statistically highly unlikely that you're not coming into contact with it. May I ask on what evidence you base this assertion? Note that this is a much stronger claim than just "harass