> Blizzard instead pays for the expensive flight, hotel, con, and drinks for a 32 year old white male computer nerd who accidentally found a CD in a storage unit
I'm all for charity, but wait, so rewarding a person _actually involved_ and who actually did the good (for the company) deed is somehow bad these days?
Also, white male computer nerds are people too, you know.
I tend to feel the same whenever I visit a forum where the "general population" spends time. I learned though not to generalize this over whole demographics - it's just that shitty communities attract shitty people and reward increasingly shitty behaviour.
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I'm all for diversity and equal opportunities, but making white males feel guilty for existing seems counterproductive to me.
I'm all for charity, but wait, so rewarding a person _actually involved_ and who actually did the good (for the company) deed is somehow bad these days?
Also, white male computer nerds are people too, you know.