It was probably also uncool to call out a specific woman by name, who did
not volunteer for this.
Do suggest I did so? I don't recall mentioning anyone by name.
No, you didn't. That was someone else.
"I like haskell, am interested in it, appreciate
being in contact with people who do"
That's the haskell community pledge of allegiance, right there.
Congratulations, you wrote it!
One thing I do notice, one starts with a harmless question and it out of the
blue it suddenly becomes political. In both ways. Is there really a need for
this?
Yes, because what may be a harmless abstract question to you may directly
affect someone else's day-to-day life. Try to learn from people in these
situations, even if you are frustrated by them.
Friendly,
--Lane
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