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Re:The PyCon Incident by anigbrowl on Thursday March 21, 2013 @01:55AM (#5413204)
Yeah, but I can, and I found him in 30 seconds. And that's the guy who was not fired, and who may not have anything to apologize for. As best I can tell it was the person sitting to his left that lost his job.

It's disingenuous to dismiss photos as anonymous when it's so easy to either crowdsource or reverse-engineer someone's identity. If you weren't aware of how easy it is, then I politely suggest you're a little naive.

Re:The PyCon Incident by katbyte on Thursday March 21, 2013 @03:08AM (#5413462)
Not to mention there is a guy in the photo who wasn't involved at all and just happened to be sitting there and allot of people are mistaking him for the guy who was fired. Sucks to be him right now.
Re:The PyCon Incident by anigbrowl on Thursday March 21, 2013 @04:17AM (#5413709)
Agreed, it's a classic example of two wrongs not making a right.