Genuinely not sure if it means lemmy or tumblr.

But the bed would have been cozy up until that point

I’d argue the coziness of a bed is also directly proportional to the environment you would have to wake up to. A bed in an oil rig would not be cozy since knowing you have to wake up to a life in an oil rig detracts from the experience.

Thank you for letting me know you have no interest in learning. Saves me some time.

Glad to hear you’ve found welcoming places. It is unfortunately not the case for most of the community and the first step in making any kind of improvement is acknowledging the problem.

You’re welcome! I found some interesting reading while reviewing the sources so thank you, too.

Already sourced since way before you left your comment. Did you just wanna argue?

I see. Lemmy, and the fediverse in general, have a higher concentration of FOSS-minded people.

Shoo shoo

While I see how it would be very logical to think that a community founded under the principles of openness, cooperation and liberty would have less bigotry, this is sadly not the case.

You didn’t ask for evidence, just assumed there wasn’t any. Go bother someone else.

It’s just an observation from the years I’ve spent in the FOSS, OSS and general tech communities, but sure:

‘Patches don’t have gender’: What is not open in open source software (this one’s restricted but I’m sure you know how to get around that)

Diversity in open source is even worse than in tech overall

Gender differences and bias in open source: pull request acceptance of women versus men

Assessing the Influence of Toxic and Gender Discriminatory Communication on Perceptible Diversity in OSS Projects

A tracker for misogyny in tech

The dark side of open source conferences

Don’t see what you don’t get.

Sadly and ironically, FOSS mentality and bigotry have a very broad overlap. I guess being terminally online at a formative age can have only so many outcomes.