Who cares? I doubt he worries what HN commenters will think of his titles when he chooses them. It's a non-issue.

"Is it so hard for all of us to accept that the most motivated, accomplished and talented people must be rewarded the most in our industry?"

Uh, who is arguing otherwise? Unless you're somehow saying that women are generally less motivated, accomplished, and talented than men.

They weren't asking for MacBooks at every store, that would be silly.

What were they trying to buy at every other store? The school just let the kids go on a shopping spree at the mall?

Still, KIDS were given thousands of dollars to buy stuff tech for their school. This happens no where. Now if he said it was a coffee shop or such, sure.

I purchased a couple switches and a new server for my high school when I was a junior. I also was allowed to buy on the school's line of credit at a local hardware store for things I needed for the stage.

I went to a private catholic high school in a small city. The administration trusted the students. They also didn't have IT staff, so geek speaking technobabble sounds better than paying actual staff. Walked out of high school with independent study classes, real experience in IT and building control systems, and without my parents paying expensive tuition.

That's a Squarespace thing, can't be helped.

It most certainly can be helped: don't use Squarespace.

Yep, I wrote a review of it here: http://unretrofied.com/blog/2012/11/29/review-fantastical-fo...