Much ado about nothing, but ok.

Does the reddit also mention how many submissions were by women? I wouldn't be surprised if guys were hugely overrepresented on coding platforms. I would naively think that code as such is not gendered but if people (male or female) are facing difficulties due to some social aspect it seems more logical to just invite some people to speak on that, perhaps in a special session.

I don't see how postponing an event would benefit anyone. I also don't see how it makes github misandric etc. etc.