What so they can get trolled, or hit on....

I'd stay under cover or use a male sounding pseudonym....

And frankly what has sexuality, gender or physical ability got to do with anything - good code is good code.....

On December 11, 2014 8:23:41 AM GMT+00:00, hellekin <hellekin@???> wrote:
>Where are the women of Devuan?
>
>According to the Lelacoder's report (2012) [0]:
>
>Debian: 1.3% of women. 12 female developers of a total of 873; Ubuntu:
>5.1% of women. 32 women out of 625 people; Mozilla: 16.75% female. 68
>women, 406 people in total (Ruiz 2010) [1]
>
>Since Devuan is about choice and diversity, it would be interesting to
>be extra-welcoming to women in this community. So, please, female
>Devuanists, speak up!
>
>==
>hk
>
>[0] Haché, A., Cruells, E., Vergés, N. (2012). I Code, You Code, She
>Hacks - Women Hackers and Technopolitical Insights from Lelacoders.
>https://n-1.cc/file/download/1410055 (PDF)
>[1] Ruiz, M. (2010). Mujeres en el Software Libre. Encuentro de
>Software
>Libre, Arte y Mujer, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León
>(MUSAC).
>https://n-1.cc/pg/file/read/71134/myriam-ruiz-sobre-mujeres-y-software-libre
>

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