Sue Gardner's world tour Options

[thekohser]

Sue Garder traveled the globe recently, "accompanied" by her male assistant.

She jetted all the way to London to meet a 12-year-old boy named Peter.

Later, in India, she coveted another woman's muffin.

That's what I got out of it, anyway.

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[Jon Awbrey]

Nice to know where the money goes …

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[Milton Roe]

Nice to know where the money goes …

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Paying for separate rooms for herself and assistant? Adjoining or not? The world wants to know. (IMG:smilys0b23ax56/default/tongue.gif)

Any bets that she took a laptop? BUT, did she edit Wikipedia from India, like Weiss/Mantanmoreland did? Himself being a "true" Wikipedian? Any bets? Okay, I'll spare you. Her user contributions show she didn't edit from Sept 24 last year, to Jan 1 this year. Her trip was Nov. 20 to Dec. 6. So not only didn't she edit on her worldwide trip, but she didn't edit for 2 months before leaving, and for 3 weeks after getting back.

The irony here is very thick. Mantanmoreland, now banned, was a real addict about editing Wikipedia (for that matter, so is Kohs. (IMG:smilys0b23ax56/default/tongue.gif)) Sue Gardner, the female CEO of the foundation responsible for it, couldn't care less about editing the thing.

[Detective]

Sue Gardner, the female CEO of the foundation responsible for it

What's the significance of being a female CEO? Or are we just saying that females can't edit WP?

[anthony]

Sue Gardner, the female CEO of the foundation responsible for it

What's the significance of being a female CEO?

In the US it's still quite a significant accomplishment. Women make up over half of the labor force, but are only CEOs of 2.5% the top 1000 US companies.

But somehow I doubt that's what MR was talking about.

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