>I seem to have lost Stephen's original post on this, so perhaps he'd
post the
>link again. Anyway, I did read it, and interesting reading it made.
For
>those who didn't see it, it concerns the reasons for the lack of women
in
>computing in general and linux in particular, and what can be done
about it..
>This group is unusual in not falling into just about every trap on the
list.
>
>Two things that have really bugged me from time to time -
>
>My husband, being totally uninterested in computing but kind hearted,
from
>time to time has taken me to computer shows - where I was usually
looking
>from the point of view of our small business. I would ask a serious
>question, and the rep would immediately turn to David to answer. This
is not
>an isolated example, it happened over and over again.
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Not certain what the original article was, but this appeared in today's
NYTimes:
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/12/edlife/12STABINE.html
Mike
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