[zshprompt]

I read that article when it came out. This is not a "lighten up honey situation". Adria has every right to be offended and absolutely every right to call out their bad behavior.

I just feel in hindsight it would have been better if she gave the PyCon staff a chance to address the matter before posting pictures of people on twitter. It was her right to take a picture of those guys, its the posting before doing anything else that I humbly disagree with.

[oh_sigh]

> This is not a "lighten up honey situation". Adria has every right to be offended and absolutely every right to call out their bad behavior.

Ah, so the only two choices are 1) condescending, sexist down-talk to a woman, or 2) a woman being rightfully offended.

What about 3)a woman being non-rightfully offended?

[thisiscrazy]

Well actually I believe it is against the CoC to take pictures during the conference, so it wasn't her right at all. Yet that's ok because?

[pythonuser]

I agree. She was totally within her rights to complain about the joke. That ended however, when she took it public, on Twitter, instead of PyCon officials. In my opinion, her actions were far worse than the joke itself. And it doesn't matter if it was the most vile, disgusting sexist joke ever said. Her actions were wrong. And the PSF and PyCon have become so politically correct, they fail to see who the real victim is.