This is kind of disappointing that rather than looking at ourselves as part of a society and many communities, there is passive aggressive, smarmy, drivel like http://conferencequotas.com/.
I'd dare this fella to have a conversation with Eric Ries or Vivek Wadhwa and others. He'd get dummied into the next century, if this isn't a poorly thought out clumsy attempt at caricature/satire/parody.
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This is kind of disappointing that rather than looking at ourselves as part of a society and many communities, there is passive aggressive, smarmy, drivel like http://conferencequotas.com/.
I'd dare this fella to have a conversation with Eric Ries or Vivek Wadhwa and others. He'd get dummied into the next century, if this isn't a poorly thought out clumsy attempt at caricature/satire/parody.
> [...]if this isn't a poorly thought out clumsy attempt at caricature/satire/parody.
From the footer: "This site is satire. It pokes fun at the destructive idea of arbitrary diversity, or tokenism, and the people who promulgate it."
Didn't finish my sentence, if this isn't a poorly thought out and clumsy attempt at caricature/satire/parody, I don't know what is.
To have the right to free speech, we also have the responsibility to learn how to use it.
It's easy to be tounge in cheek biased/degrading towards others and say it is a joke.