The point of the series is to get women's perspectives. That you "don't really care about a person's gender" is irrelevant. (Plus, from a privileged position—I'm assuming you're male—a pretty easy position to take.) Women are underrepresented in tech. This is an effort to ask members of an underrepresented group questions and get their thoughts. What's the issue?
I think you're missing the point of this series. I think the point is to get women in tech to answer questions about their experiences (as women). I don't think it's meant to be limited to them talking about experiences only relevant to females. But you're right that many of the questions could be asked of men too.
Sorry man, your post has now been sucked into the toxic pit of horrible people both male and female. Also known as twitter. I tried to set the record straight, but alas I have less followers. You are now a horrible person and your typo is forever enshrined.
