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I'm cool with calling sexists names, HN guidelines notwithstanding.
Maybe you only speak of the future of discourse because it's a deep sounding insult, but if you actually care I encourage you to read this essay and reconsider your acceptance of namecalling. http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
Ellen Pao owes Kleiner Perkins $276,000 for lawsuit costs: judge
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Re: Ellen Pao owes Kleiner Perkins $276,000 for lawsuit costs: judge
#142This thread provides a nice crash course in the mentality and tactics that KiA and related manbaby trolls and hate groups are polluting reddit/the Internet with. Every act of moderation is Ellen Pao's fault, here's a bunch of unsubstantiated FUD about how everyone who got moderated was innocent and we'll constantly repeat these peripheral allegations about her husband. It's incredibly transparent and shameless. "Down…
Allegations? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Fletcher#Fund_bankruptcy
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Dear lord. Are you telling me you believe unsolicited sexual advances in response to any non-sexual thing one might post is desirable to women? News flash: it ain't. If you think that women aren't treated badly on Reddit, go to /R/shitredditsays. If you have a problem with the politics of that group, you need not read the comments. Just peruse the linked posts. A pattern quickly begins to emerge.
> Are you telling me you believe unsolicited sexual advances in response to any non-sexual thing one might post is desirable to women? Perhaps you didn't read my post clearly but I said nothing of the sort. > If you think that women aren't treated badly on Reddit, go to /R/shitredditsays I said the exact opposite; women are hit on pretty heavily in reddit. I don't see that as being treated well; it's obviously unwant…
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To catch heat means roughly the same thing as to catch flak. In other words, to be complained about/insulted/whatever.
> To catch heat means roughly the same thing as to catch flak Correct. > In other words, to be complained about/insulted/whatever. No, that's not what that means. To catch heat or flak is angering / upsetting others due to your actions then being on the receiving of said anger. It has nothing to do with one sided insults.
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#145Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Why do these guys [Kleiner Perkins] get reimbursed? From the Reuters report, it appears that Kleiner made an offer of judgment under section 998 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, [1] which provides in part: (c) (1) If an offer made by a defendant is not accepted and the plaintiff fails to obtain a more favorable judgment or award, the plaintiff shall not recover his or her postoffer costs and shall pay the…
I've never heard of a rule like that. Is it common in other states to have a similar 'catch' on making settlement offers? What's the rational? I could see it as a way to try to prevent SLAPP type suits with quick settlements, but it seems like an awfully sharp double edged sword.
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Yeah, so, SHE did not censor those posts. Nor did admins. Sub moderators did. I mean, it even says that in the news articles you posted. And who hates a woman because of something her husband did? That is just gross, medieval thinking.
You should probably check your facts on this.
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Trustee report: http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/1127fletche... Token paragraph at the end of page 13: "Based on the Trustee’s investigation, the answer to the question of why FILB had no meaningful assets at the time of the bankruptcy filing is principally that the Funds were victims of a fraud defined by the extensive use of wildly inflated valuations, the existence of fictitious assets under manage…
I don't see anything in here about a conviction, and also nothing about Pao being the alleged perpetrator, and thus remain in a state of appalled disgust at what you have written.
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I don't see anything in here about a conviction, and also nothing about Pao being the alleged perpetrator, and thus remain in a state of appalled disgust at what you have written.
But that just shows you don't understant the relevant word(s) and/or you haven't done any homework (like read even the cover page) on the trustee report.
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#149Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Are you telling me you believe unsolicited sexual advances in response to any non-sexual thing one might post is desirable to women? Perhaps you didn't read my post clearly but I said nothing of the sort. > If you think that women aren't treated badly on Reddit, go to /R/shitredditsays I said the exact opposite; women are hit on pretty heavily in reddit. I don't see that as being treated well; it's obviously unwant…
You said that women don't catch heat, which to me meant you thought they were treated well. To catch heat (without a cause) is to be mistreated, and it seemed to me as if you were saying this was not the case. My apologies if I misunderstood you.
Please take a look at my original comment as I did not say that. Women catch heat all the time. All I said was, in my experience, I rarely see it when compared to all of the sexual harassment they receive.
> To catch heat (without a cause)
I haven't seen this phrase used without a "cause"; isn't that just an insult? Can you even "catch heat" without doing anything?
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#150Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Why do these guys [Kleiner Perkins] get reimbursed? From the Reuters report, it appears that Kleiner made an offer of judgment under section 998 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, [1] which provides in part: (c) (1) If an offer made by a defendant is not accepted and the plaintiff fails to obtain a more favorable judgment or award, the plaintiff shall not recover his or her postoffer costs and shall pay the…
I've never heard of a rule like that. Is it common in other states to have a similar 'catch' on making settlement offers? What's the rational? I could see it as a way to try to prevent SLAPP type suits with quick settlements, but it seems like an awfully sharp double edged sword.
This is also seen in Rule 68 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Some states have similar rules but also provide for attorneys' fees. See the annotations at http://www.commondraft.org/#SettlementIncentiveClause (self-cite).