You require more linkspam (31st July, 2012)

• Monash car loses battle of the sexes: “This may be news to the rev-headed students but the only chassis that matters in motor sport is the one belonging to a car.”
• New York Magazine Deems Naturally Curly A Bad Investment For No Reason | Racialicious – the intersection of race and pop culture: “NaturallyCurly doesn’t fit the pattern – and Roose’s casual dismal underscores exactly why minorities, women of color in particular, have such a hard time breaking into the consciousness of the tech world.”
• 5 Prejudices That Video Games Can’t Seem to Get Over | Cracked.com: “Some developers seem incapable of making a female video game character who isn’t submissive, emotionally vulnerable and entirely dependent on men.”
• My thoughts, exactly. » Moar Womenz at DjangoCon US!: “If you’d like to go to DjangoCon 2012 in Washington, D.C. — or know a talented developer who does — but cannot attend due to financial hardship, please apply for financial aid through DjangoCon.”
• New councillor, two fellows created at InternetNZ AGM | ComputerWorld New Zealand: “Software engineer and self-proclaimed “geek” Brenda Wallace has been elected as the latest new member of InternetNZ’s ruling council.”
• Readercon: The Verdict | Genevieve Valentine: “But if I go back, I will go back knowing that some reports of harassment are more valid than others, and that if someone gets harassed there, they should be sure they are receiving the kind that falls under the con’s sexual harassment policy.”
• Jim C. Hines » Another Con, Another Creep: “If you actually care about the fact that this person feels uncomfortable, and you want them to stop feeling that way? Change the behavior that’s making them feel uncomfortable.”
• Nick Mamatas – The Readercon Creeper: “Offering only one consequence—banned! for! life!—and then failing to follow through means that there either is no real policy, or that the policy only applies to special people.”

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