> Probably assurance that gender doesn't matter to be accepted and well-regarded?
Isn't a list like this the exact opposite of that?
Isn't a list like this the exact opposite of that?
It is an attempt to normalise the idea that non-male programmers can work and communicate competently in their field. Whether you like it or not, certain elements of the technology community implicitly or explicitly reject this idea.
If this idea is normalised, then finally 'gender will not matter'.