[tbrooks]

If you would've clicked through and seen that one of the co-founders was female, maybe we could've avoided this comment.

[krakensden]

I did click through before I wrote it. It looked like the 'programmer' side of the business was entirely male. That doesn't really mean anything- there's not enough female programmers to go around- but it didn't assuage any of my worries about the post.

I might be a little sensitive though. Before I read that, I had just sent the thread to a woman I know who is looking for a new job, and her immediate reaction was "I don't want to work with brogrammers."