@SapphosRock
If it's a site that is supposed to be centring lesbians then why mention trans people at all? It's perpetuating the cycle of centring trans issues.
Young lesbians aren't stupid, they will be able to see the anti trans agenda and probably not feel comfortable with it.
Gender ideology has the most negative impact on young lesbian women and gay men, who are only starting to understand their sexuality and are being manipulated and gaslighted into thinking they are 'anti-trans' as you like to label them. Young people who are same-sex attracted rather than same-gender attracted need to know it's ok to reject fashionable dogma. They may not feel comfortable openly defying their friends right now, but they will know there's a place for them and a way to network with others like them.
Finding people like yourself is incredibly important as a young person figuring out their place in this world.
Modern revival of lesbian spaces has to take into account that we now have to grapple with gender dogma and that we can't ignore or turn our backs on detransitioners and desisters, especially those that transitioned out of confusion over their sexuality.
The current unforgivable scandal that is unfolding of 'transing away the gay' will be a stain on our collective history and culture as a nation. There is a role for lesbian groups that are unapologetic about being by and for lesbians. Having one small paragraph on breast binding and another small paragraph on detransitioners is hardly 'centering' trans issues. They are topics increasingly relevant to lesbian lives today that we mustn't shy away from.
Young lesbians have all the 'Queer' spaces they need if they enjoy including males. There's a plethora of 'inclusive' groups and clubs for this cohort and it's also inclusive of women who identify as trans/non-binary etc. These types aren't going to be remotely interested in any group that doesn't screech in the very first heading about how they are 'inclusive of ALL women' and drapes itself in the trans colours and chants the mandatory religious mantras. They aren't the target audience.
The focus is on young lesbians who reject gender dogma or are having doubts about it all. These are the women who might quietly and secretly start looking online for others like them. Think of the atheists and ex-muslims living in the Middle East trying to secretly find others like them. And the joy and wonder in discovering a website for young atheists that unapologetically rejects Islam and religion without sugar coating its objections to religious dogma.
A lesbian site that openly rejects gender dogma is a shining beacon in a dull grey sea of 'inclusivity'. It shines brightly precisely because it is clear that it excludes anyone who isn't same-sex attracted and it is a place for those who are proud of womanhood and being women rather than denigrating and despising it the way gender believers do.