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All the Mumsnet hate on Twitter. Have we friendzoned India's penetration?

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RefuseToDenounceBiology · 20/04/2018 16:59

It seems that India is a little obsessed and is even now actively encouraging brands to stop advertising with Mumsnet.
A picture of a 17 year old with a semi in a skirt will stop a baby formula brand wanting to be associated apparently Confused twitter.com/IndiaWilloughby/status/987348210858577921?s=20

All the Mumsnet hate on Twitter. Have we friendzoned India's penetration?
All the Mumsnet hate on Twitter. Have we friendzoned India's penetration?
All the Mumsnet hate on Twitter. Have we friendzoned India's penetration?
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BoreOfWhabylon · 20/04/2018 17:25
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Popchyk · 20/04/2018 17:18

No, they don't.

linky

Here:

"We do not accept advertising from a number of companies including Nestle, because of their aggressive marketing of formula in breach of international standards, and for a number of products, including formula milk, cosmetic surgery or anything that we believe does not sit well with our philosophy – namely to make parents' lives easier."

But you knock yourself out, India.

Popchyk · 20/04/2018 17:14

I thought Mumsnet didn't accept ads from formula companies?

RefuseToDenounceBiology · 20/04/2018 17:08

I can't believe semi-gate is seriously thought to be appropriate for a baby formula provider.

Surely they could have found something more compelling?

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spontaneousgiventime · 20/04/2018 17:04

Giuliana is doing the same thing, she is posting (name of brand) Your brand is seriously damaged by association with mumsnet, a cess pit of transphobic hatred according to one of its own recent employees. The transgender community invites you to disassociate from and condemn the hate crime on mumsnet.

One example here All they want is to close down MN - It aint happening.
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RefuseToDenounceBiology · 20/04/2018 17:03

Sorry should have added this

All the Mumsnet hate on Twitter. Have we friendzoned India's penetration?
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