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Re:How a DIY YouTuber became the target of a sexist conspira... by jmcqk6 on Friday November 10, 2017 @06:20PM (#15673930)
>But,I do have something against using your sex appeal and good looks to get more views,support,etc...

Why does it matter to you what this person thousands of miles away, whom you wouldn't even know of without this article, does?

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Re:How a DIY YouTuber became the target of a sexist conspira... by badrabbit on Sunday November 12, 2017 @07:59PM (#15683500)
It doesn't,but since I learned about this person,I commented on this aspect of the story. Technical work should be judged on technical merits. Being called fake because of your appearance is unfair and so is marketing technical work using your appearance. My objection was towards unfair abuse of someones appearance whether by the subject of the story or by her accusers.
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