• SorteKanin@feddit.dkOP
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    9 months ago

    The “what are your biggest worries” graph is, ironically, a little worrying:

    Significant increases in “Project governance does not scale to matchthe size/requirements of the community” and decreases to “I’m not worried”. Hopefully this is something that will improve over time as the Rust leadership gets better settled. There was a lot of turmoil with that last year but I think it’s hopefully better now.

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    9 months ago

    I know the ideal is a 50/50 split, but I think it’s nothing short of miraculous that 26% of respondents identify as women.

    EDIT: Apparently that wasn’t even close to true; I misread the paragraph where the women were mentioned.

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      Unfortunately you need to read the paragraph above - only the 14% who answered yes are included. So it’s 26% of those 14%, so it’s more like 3.6%…

      However it’s worth noting that there could be women who did not answer yes to the marginalised group question so it’s probably more than that.

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        Ah, you’re right! I didn’t even realize “woman” was on the list of marginalized groups. Guess that says something about me… Thanks for clearing up the confusion!

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        Yeah I don’t think it’s a very good estimate. The vast majority of women I know don’t consider themselves marginalized because of their gender.

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        Wow, that was not at all clear. I was shocked that 50% of respondants identify as LGBTQ; 7% is a much less surprising figure.