Ok.. not to fall into the baited thread trap.. but...
For all the newbies (female and male).. there exists several recurring
threads on IDM (and every other mailing list/newsgroup). One is the
infamous "Women in IDM" thread where everyone chimes in on their
favorite woman(en) IDM performer, eventually a list all the current (and
not-so-current) women music makers in the IDM genre end up being listed
(in fact, I think I have the most complete back in the mail file megs
somewhere :-P). For instance... Andrea Parker, Riz Mazlen, whether or
not their exists a Lisa Carbon, etc.etc. and then it usually flares into
some tangent socioeconomic philosophy chatter that fills the list for a
good week (you know what I'm talkin' 'bout).
Not that its a bad thing.. its just what the original poster was
referring to. And, for the record, it was never _Girls_ in IDM... we
aren't THAT sexist around here =;-) Although, I think "les femmes IDM "
was mentioned once, but it was just too avant garde for this group
<insert sarcasm.. as if ANYTHING were too avant garde for us :-O> I
looove pretension.
Havin' a liddle late evening fun...
L8r,
Kev.
elizabeth wrote:
quoted 25 lines Marie Kacmarek wrote:
>
> Marie Kacmarek wrote:
> >
> > >We haven't seemed to had then women-in-idm thread in
> > >awhile, maybe someone would like to bring that beast out of the
> > >closet again.),
> >
> > Perhaps you'd prefer "girls in idm." There *are* women lurking here,
> > y'know.
> >
> > Easy,
> >
> > Marie
> > www.floatingcode.com
>
> What?! So I'm not the only female lurker?
>
> Haha. So what's the deal? I'm new here & haven't really noticed any
> gender bias before now, but then again, I'm the only female grad student
> in my department & quite used to being "the chick." So I'm voting for
> "chicks in idm" unless someone's offended by that. Well, actually, if
> you are, get over it - chick's a cool word.
>
> -elizabeth
> (female and lovin' it!)
--
FreyGuy <Everyday is Freyday>
Network/Notes Administrator
Hansen Corporation
*kevfrey@evansville.net
kfrey@hansen-motor.com
http://www.evansville.net/~kevfrey/
Rule #8 from the Horror Movie Character's Survival Guide:
"As a general rule, don't solve puzzles that open the portals to hell."