@ins0mniak @PurpCat I think I've spammed the other two links a lot, but the last one, "When Nerds Collide" in 2014, that's a really good one. I wish meeejum dot com didn't suck so hard.

> This phenomenon explains much of the backlash from weird nerds against "brogrammers" and "geek feminists" alike. (If you thought the conflict was only between those two groups, or that someone who criticises one group must necessarily be a member of the other, then you haven't been paying close enough attention.) Both groups are latecomers barging in on a cultural space that was once a respite for us, and we don't appreciate either group bringing its cultural conflicts into our space in a way that demands we choose one side or the other.