Yes, this quote is of particular interest:
"And stereotypes remain: women must navigate a narrow acceptable
personality range, as one female professor said, that is neither too
aggressive nor too soft. Said another woman: I am not patient and
understanding. Im busy and ambitious.
Despite an effort to educate colleagues about bias in letters of
recommendation for tenure, those for men tend to focus on intellect while
those for women dwell on temperament."
We need to be clear that anyone can edit, or otherwise contribute, to
Wikipedia provided their "contributions" are not a pronounced net loss; a
configuration orders of magnitude removed from tenure at MIT where 'No
one is hired without what Marc A. Kastner, the dean of the School of
Science, called off-scale recommendations from at least 15 scholars
outside M.I.T.' In practice that means we routinely put up with
performances that are sub-optimal based on the nature of the software
which permits ready correction of error. Essentially all we ask is that
the editor not be so disorganized or destructive that obvious harm to the
project results.
We could change that, and perhaps are in the process of changing it, but
if we are an elite, our expertise lies in managing a well-meaning, but
not expert, crowd.
Fred