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If you talk about improving, you are saying there's something wrong with the current situation. How so? What does it matter what's the proportion of women in the community?

Actually ... how do you know it's actually not the other way around ... due to reasons out of our reach we should have even more men in proportion with the women we have and we don't. Maybe we deter men somehow :-)

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In reply to Re^3: Women in Perl - Ada Lovelace Day by Jenda
in thread Women in Perl - Ada Lovelace Day by Anonymous Monk

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