I've had a couple of thoughts.
One of them is that just asking a question maybe won't be sufficient.
I suspect that JC isn't being given any credible information about what is actually happening.
And I'm sure that either him or his team will review the thread afterwards.
So I intend to give him some information, including links, that he can digest further.
Then ask a question at the end.
If I remember rightly MNHQ will not allow individual posters to ask more than one question. You state your question before the chat starts. And can only add to it if he replies to it.
They are strict about enforcing rules and will suspend people for breaking them (my only claim to fame).
The other thing that has occurred to me is transactivists getting wind of this. They will register and try to derail.
If JC wants to get the input of women, as he has stated, it's in his interests, as well as ours, that the discourse remains civil and informative.
I'd really, really hate to see the thread descend into chaos with multiple posts chanting transwomen are women.
So, I'm officially, right here, asking (begging) MNHQ to suspend new registrations for the duration. Starting at the point 'behind the scenes' at which JC agrees to participate.
"We have suspended new registrations due to the upcoming webchat with Jeremy Corbyn. Registrations will resume when the thread has finished".
Or something similar.