I've only read read the last 100-odd posts on here, but my experience of FWR has been of various groups of women who may well consider themselves feminist, being told they aren't feminist and are not only wrong, but told they are wrong in very dismissive ways. The worst I've seen was horrible transphobic stuff this year and last - dismissing the experiences not only of trans women and people who don't fit in the gender binary, but also of women who live and work with these people and respectfully treat people with the pronouns they request, while simultaneously citing some internet troll as proof that all trans people think anyone with a penis should be able to wang it about in a female changing room. I've got to know over a hundred trans people in the last 25 years, at least as many people who don't fit simple 'male' or 'female' labels, and they just aren't a threat to women any more than anyone else. In fact communities with lots of such people are often also ones where there are particularly high standards of seeking consent before touching, etc.
Similar discussions regarding sex workers. Many of the women doing sex cam work, phone sex, and prostitution are doing that rather than other jobs because it can fit round childcare. In many circs, it can be the more feminist option if there isn't other similarly flexible work and it results in being financially independent. I've seen various debates dismissing this possibility as posters claim no woman would ever choose sex work because men don't - firstly men often do too, but also men in desperate financial circs are much more likely than women to commit suicide. Hardly an improvement.
And porn. Lots of women quite like some porn, and differentiate between porn where a reasonable level of consent has been gained and that where it may well not have been. They'd like to see the industry improved rather than all porn banned (and/or understand that banning may just drive porn and sex work underground, actually making things worse for any women in it). Debates like the recent one about 'good porn' cancelling out abuse just make it look like the participants don't want a debate, because no-one is justifying abuse in porn industries, any more than the existence of Fair Trade chocolate means child slavery on cocoa plantations is OK. Insisting that anyone defending good porn is apologising for the bad porn is a non sequitur and I wasn't going to waste time discussing there. My housemate did a PhD on the commercial factors involved in porn industries and has many tales to tell, but has found various conferences that ostensibly cover porn are only interested in speakers who want it banned, rather than working within the industry to improve it. One stat I recall is that around 98% of porn downloads and purchases are by around 2% of the users - most users like a few particular images but it's the compulsive users, often who are the most misogynistic of men, who hugely influence internet search results.
I'd have to do a lot of research to check facts before getting into discussion on how to improve porn industries, and my perception is that those suggestions wouldn't be welcome in most FWR debates so I don't put in the effort. There's other places online with women-only forums where my trans friends, sex worker friends, and those with real knowledge of porn industries share their views and I tend to go there for a much wider ranging discussion of feminism than I see on FWR.
That said, there's often interesting links and topics on FWR so I tend to lurk, then compare with coverage of the same issue elsewhere. There's many other topics where I agree with experts on FWR, but don't bother saying so.