just to back up what Laura and Bea have already said, Ada Lovelace day,
and the Ubuntu competition, is a positive global initiative to celebrate
women involved in technology, and encourage others to participate. It
isn't about dividing any community or coercing people into
participating, it is
On 01/10/11 00:01, Bea Groves wrote:
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> On 30/09/11 22:39, Laura Czajkowski wrote:
>> On 30/09/11 22:12, thegeeksquad...@ymail.com wrote:
>>> No offence to anyone here with my views, but I simply do not agree with men
>>> and women's groups, because a) generally women's groups are fine and me
On 30/09/11 22:39, Laura Czajkowski wrote:
> On 30/09/11 22:12, thegeeksquad...@ymail.com wrote:
>> No offence to anyone here with my views, but I simply do not agree with men
>> and women's groups, because a) generally women's groups are fine and men's
>> aren't (considered sexist) and b) I'm
On 30/09/11 22:12, thegeeksquad...@ymail.com wrote:
> No offence to anyone here with my views, but I simply do not agree with men
> and women's groups, because a) generally women's groups are fine and men's
> aren't (considered sexist) and b) I'm pretty sure it can divide a community.
> -
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Aloha
wondering how many Ubuntu women are on here and wondering if you'd
like to come along to http://www.bcs.org/content/ConWebDoc/41634
[1] I'll be there might be nice to meet more Ubuntu women face to
face as when it comes to event meet ups there does seem to be a lack
of presence.
If you're
