>"Its a common feature of HN that we don't condone sexism, racism, hate speech etc."
And yet last time there was mention of "bro-culture" (i.e. anti-male, anti-techie), I don't recall seeing anywhere near this sort of reaction.
And yet last time there was mention of "bro-culture" (i.e. anti-male, anti-techie), I don't recall seeing anywhere near this sort of reaction.
How about if nobody gets punched. Don't roll out demeaning stereotypes against any groups; instead, treat people like human beings. Who knows, it might work out!
What? Criticism of a specific subculture/attitude is not the same as being anti-male. If someone was stereotyping all men as "bros", that would be equivalent. And I'm pretty sure we'd have plenty of reactions against it.
That's why despite HN's demographics skewing overwhelmingly male, "bro culture" is an epithet here.