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Re:A Guide To Hacker News For People Who Aren’t Men (2018) by throwgeorge on Monday June 29, 2020 @03:01PM (#23681154)
>However, in my years of being here, I had never read this piece before, and I frequently feel pretty alone as a woman when there are comments that make me uncomfortable. It is just nice to know that there are other women in the space who share my experience, and I wish there was something like a women HNers social group or something, I guess.

i would like to point out that there are some men that are made uncomfortable by comments that echo masculinity here as well and criticisms from such men never get much traction either. so it'd be nice if there were space (a space or just space) on HN for someone that wishes question the culture and all of the "high-minded" structure. r/twox is a good model - predominantly patronized by women but welcoming of good faith discussion from other genders as well.

Re:A Guide To Hacker News For People Who Aren’t Men (2018) by jolux on Monday June 29, 2020 @03:34PM (#23681579)
I didn’t realize r/twox allowed trans women; the name has always made me a bit skeptical because rhetoric about chromosomes is so common amongst transphobes.
Re:A Guide To Hacker News For People Who Aren’t Men (2018) by throwgeorge on Monday June 29, 2020 @03:55PM (#23681884)
i guess you're right it isn't completely transparent but i think they are welcome

https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/fe6y66/im_...

Re:A Guide To Hacker News For People Who Aren’t Men (2018) by jolux on Monday June 29, 2020 @04:21PM (#23682314)
Yeah, I noticed. Unfortunate early choice of name.