Did they have a full spec, or implementation though? It's not like getting the folks at Github upset is very difficult or truly reflecting controversy. Everyone I know that's read the underlying research (there is literally a researcher looking into what a "feminist" programming language would be, though the main pull from the published work was "what does this mean?").

c+equality was "implemented" as a macro package. (The response-to-parody hyperventilation went well beyond github.)

Got a link to other hyperventilation? All I noticed was that the "real" "feminist programming language" stuff now 404s. C+= was pretty masterful.

C+= was hounded off many other public git hosting services, and even a few days ago when one reappeared, is was hounded anew. Much hard feeling amongst the parodied.