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Revision as of 04:39, 31 December 2012
Let's list and track some of the loci of intense Internet discussion in feminism and geek feminism. Please add milestones, mailing list or blog/website/wiki beginnings. Add particular notable controversies and kerfluffles at timeline of incidents.
1977
- First WisCon (feminist Science Fiction convention)
1980s (approximate)
- (Sometime in the 80s or very early 90s) FEM-SF listserv established
1987
- Systers founded by Anita Borg
1988
- Comp.society.women founded
1993
- geekgirl [1]created by rosiex
1996
- (or 1995?) Feminist Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Utopia pages begin (later to become feministsf.net)
1998
- (or 1999?) LinuxChix founded by Deb Richardson
2001
- Carl Brandon Society mailing list established
2002
- grrls-only LinuxChix list founded by Valerie Aurora
2003
- Jo Walton pours coke on David Brin's head at Boskone.
2004
- Debian Women founded by Erinn Clark and Amaya Rodrigo Sastre
- Google begins awarding the Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship
2005
- Girl Geek Dinners started by Sarah Blow in London
- Women@apache.org mailing list founded
2006
- Ubuntu Women founded
- Cultural appropriation discussion, after WisCon
- Sudden rise of Feminist Comics Blogging
- Wikichix founded
2007
- First LinuxChix miniconf at Linux.conf.au
- First WIOS (Women in Open Source) miniconf at SCALE
- First She's Geeky unconference
- An Open Letter to the Open Source Community by Melissa Draper
2008
- http://Geekspeakr.com launched - Directory of women technical speakers
- May:
- Skud begins the Geek Feminism Wiki (ie, this wiki)
2009
See also 2009 women in FLOSS discussions for a series of discussions in this year.
- January:
- linux.conf.au's first diversity delegates attend
- April:
- Open beta of Dreamwidth, a majority-female FLOSS project
- July:
- Python community diversity list started
- Standing Out in the Crowd keynote at OSCON
- August: Geek Feminism blog founded
- September:
- First Diversity in Open Source Workshop at the Ohio LinuxFest
- FOSS Women planet founded
- FSF mini-summit on Women in Free Software
- Women In Free Software mailing list founded
- October:
- Python Diversity Statement released
- Google offers diversity scholarships to open source conference attendees (Linux.conf.au, PyCon, ???)
- Three women win Nobel Prizes
- November:
- First She's Geeky unconference in Washington D. C.
- (projected) open beta of the Archive Of Our Own, a majority-female FLOSS project
2010
- January:
- linux.conf.au: Haecksen miniconf (replacing LinuxChix miniconf), second year of diversity delegates
- June:
- WikiProject Feminism established on English Wikipedia.
- November:
- Conference anti-harassment policy developed for Open Source and technical conferences, by Valerie Aurora and others.
2011
- January
- The Ada Initiative founded.
- linux.conf.au: Haecksen miniconf
- November
- Men Call Me Things twitter campaign
2012
- January
- The Ada Initiative holds the first AdaCamp
- linux.conf.au: Haecksen miniconf
- July
- KC makes the Creeper Move cards for DEFCON
Undated
- Cerise, Iris gaming mag & forums established
- Women In Science and Engineering (WISE) established nationally and at many university campuses
- Women 2.0 founded
- DevChix founded
- Code n Splode founded
- Ada Lovelace movie