Her profile raised that profile.
After all, the social media companies bury this story in algorithms. So how do you get it out there?
With that in mind, if you put someone like MM in front of a mike, people will talk. Some will talk about their dislike of her, some will talk about her fashion/skin/jewelry etc, some about the royals, some about her kids, some about polo, and some about the issue at hand.
But, the point is - people talk.
This thread is an example of that.
She served them well.
To a certain extent, perhaps. @MarmaladeorJam.
However, there is now so much focus on the Sussexes (primarily due to their behaviour) that any cause they may be supporting gets lost in the noise.
As I said in another post a few days ago, I wanted to look up the memorial, so searched for 'lost screen memorial geneva'. The first 3 pages of results were all headlines about Meghan travelling to Geneva for the opening of the memorial.
It wasn't until I removed 'geneva' from the search that the results included the link to the memorial page.
I spent some time on the website when I finally found it. It's a page where you can read the stories of the young people who died. I read 5 or 6.
The stories are very sad, and the parents are understandably upset about the role that social media has played in their deaths.
The page is simply a memorial.
There is no link or signpost to any online resource, or organisation that could help, if you are a child, or a parent of a child struggling with social media.
As someone who works with children, it felt like a wasted opportunity.
One other point: some of these children were described as being 'addicted to social media by the age of 13'; the implication being that they were involved with social media before that age. All the big companies have 13 as a lower age limit, (some with specific defaults below 15 requiring parent/guardian involvement).
While recognising that there are huge issues with social media companies and their algorithms, I think there is room to consider parental responsibility too.