POV-Ray : Newsgroups : povray.general : Re: Female Pov-Ray users : Re: Female Pov-Ray users Server Time
13 Aug 2024 05:49:27 EDT (-0400)
  Re: Female Pov-Ray users  
From: Mark Radosevich
Date: 31 Dec 1998 01:58:29
Message: <368B20FF.4E8278E3@randolph.spa.edu>
To respond to several people at once (while selecting minute passages from
longer posts):

Matthew Bennett wrote:
....
> Let's try ending this thread soon though, this isn't exactly relevant to
> POVRay.

Jim Kress wrote:
>Sorry to disagree....

Lance Birch wrote:
>Very well said Mark, I agree totally.
...

tin### [at] tezcatcom wrote:
....
>I now promise to not post another note on this topic, no matter how many
>more times my name is mentioned and people who know nothing about me want
>to draw erroneous conclusions about my character and motivations.

thank you, Lance :) , I accept your apology, Jim-- I would reply at more
length but I wouldn't be saying much that I haven't said already, and
(Matthew, I agree) this isn't quite the place. Tina, I'm sorry that you feel
that you are under attack. (I hope none of you mind my using first names; it
seems clumsy to do otherwise.)
(Perhaps we could discuss how to appropriately render a scene featuring IT
personell... um, no, never mind.) I'll simply say that I understand that you
(Jim Kress) believe that "earlier, historical concerns about women in the
technical workforce have been addressed and are no longer significant." I
agree that progress has been made, by leaps and bounds, but I strongly doubt
that these concerns are no longer significant.
I also doubt that anyone meant to offend, etc. This issue is, perhaps, beyond,
or below or above or... at any rate, removed from both the original question
and this newsgroup. (Which (of course) is not to suggest that I let that
prevent me from posting.) Anyway, I said I was going to limit my reply here,
so I'll leave it at that.

-Mark R.


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