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Re: Announcing KDE-Women!
by Agnieszka Cazjkowska on Tuesday 20/Mar/2001, @10:36

Where's the problem? Can minority harm anybody? - I don't think so... KDE-women does not exclude people, you better read before you judge.

You guys should have noticed, that there are more KDE Projects, like artists, multimedia, etc. So why do make a drama of a KDE-women?

Greetings,
Aga.

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Re: Announcing KDE-Women!
by Jelmer Feenstra on Thursday 22/Mar/2001, @04:06

Hi,

Somehow the total misunderstanding of some guys posting here doesn't surprise me at all. All they're shouting is "Why seperate women from men !! Why !! I want women around !". Well, ok, not the last part (but that's what I reckon they would like to add :). Unless they actually have a founded opinion about matters like these I would just tend to ignore them.

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