Hi Hanna, everyone,
Thank you Hanna for posting this question. I am actually one of the two
researchers. I am working on a European Commission funded project called
FLOSSPOLS (http://flosspols.org/) which in part looks at the question of
gender and free / open source software. I am mainly usin
Hi Greg,
Vanuxem Grégory schrieb:
I am aware of other SF authors, often women, who create female heroes
that do not reproduce the current and conservative ideas about man/women
relationships. Ursula Le Guin is certainly one of them who leaves gender
mutual and open. There is also thi
Hi,
Akkana Peck schrieb:
A TV show or movie isn't very representative of printed literature.
I expect you'll find that if you survey TV shows or movies in
genres other than SF, you'll find the same stereotypes.
Sure. I am not too much into TV in general, but I would probably assume
that TV
Dear all,
Certainly I would want to have a tape run as well. Though we will have
to make sure that all of the other speakers are fine with that, too.
Bernhard
Danese Cooper wrote:
I will definitely ask whether I can get a video. Usually they only
tape the "popular" sessions...we'll have to
Hey,
Here are links the largest surveys on free software developers in 2001/2002:
a) Widi survey carried out by the Technical University of Berlin in 2001
with 1.1 % women online on
http://widi.berlios.de/paper/study.html
b) FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Software) developers´ survey undertake
Thanks, Hannah, for adding FLOSS Asia and FLOSS US to it. I forgot.
B.
Hanna M. Wallach schrieb:
As I understand it, the number is borne out in several studies.
The number comes from the 2002, 2003 and 2004 FLOSS surveys, which
took place in Maastricht [1]_, the US [2]_ and Asia [3]_,
re
Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
Em Sex, 2005-08-12 às 18:20 +0200, Jutta Wrage escreveu:
Am 12.08.2005 um 13:56 schrieb Gustavo Noronha Silva:
and witnessed some negative reaction to this study on the local
linuxchix group.
Did they think, the number was wrong? Or what was the neg
Christian Perrier wrote:
And, as Erinn already stated, the intent "behind" the proposal was
just having a way to get statistical data, in a more precise way than
just counting people we "know" are women.
There is no need to attach responses to the single people. One could
gather data and the
Hello Debian Women,
A couple of months ago the universities of Maastricht and Cambridge
started a survey on knowledge and gender among the free / libre / open
source software participants. We have now more than 1500 participants
and will close the phase of data collection by Thursday, the 17.1
,
Bernhard
Odile Bénassy schrieb:
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 12:34:49 +0100
Bernhard Krieger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Debian Women,
A couple of months ago the universities of Maastricht and Cambridge
started a survey on knowledge and gender among the free / libre / open
source so
Dear all,
Over the last two years many of you have provided me with lots of
support for my research on gender and free / libre / open source
software, either by taking part in our survey, by talking to me, or by
sending me hints and links. Also the presentations and discussions of
many debian
Not directly related to Debian, but I thought this might be of interest.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/42680.php/Women_geeks_bag_top_two_software_contest_prizes
-b
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just received this call. this maybe of interest to somebody on the list or it would be great if you could forward this to potential candidates.
thanks,
bernhard
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hi martin,
thanks for that.
martin f krafft wrote:
One significant trend that stands out is an apparent feminisation of
the internet. "Ever since it kicked off in the early 90s the web has
been male-dominated. For the first time this year women are spending
more time on the internet than me
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