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Re:The Finkbeiner Test: A Tool for Writing About Women in th... by nothis on Thursday July 26, 2018 @12:08PM (#17618527)
That assumes neither side is in a disadvantage when it remains unmentioned. Which isn't the case.
Re:The Finkbeiner Test: A Tool for Writing About Women in th... by unit91 on Thursday July 26, 2018 @12:15PM (#17618583)
Does it? Or does it just mean it isn't relevant to this scientific article? I think the latter.

I grew up very poor, got my degrees on academic scholarships, and have published scientific findings. I'd hate it if my work attracted media attention, only to have the bulk of it focus on my impoverished childhood. What about my work? Why doesn't that merit a focused discussion?

Re:The Finkbeiner Test: A Tool for Writing About Women in th... by solipsism on Thursday July 26, 2018 @12:55PM (#17618914)
Whether the subject hates it is one factor among many. There's also: personal ethics, professional ethics, what the reader wants, political agendas, etc.