pythonuser

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   by pythonuser 14y ago

   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 matte
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   by pythonuser 14y ago

   And she broke the CoC by posting a picture of the people in question with a derogatory statement on twitter. Thats far worse than the joke they said to themselves.
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   by pythonuser 14y ago

   Frankly, I think you are a cyberbully.
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   by pythonuser 14y ago

   I completely agree with you. In my opinion, she came across as a cyberbully. And its not the first time, apparently. In 2009, she was accused of hacking someone's website who was running for political office. She apparently discovered that