I'm glad the pressure is being kept on NLS, they are probably hoping it will all blow over..
Although the Index on Censorship statement was weak, it is worth remembering that it clearly said
The Women Who Wouldn’t Wheesht made the cut with four votes. It was the only title (as far as we know) excluded from the display after qualifying. That’s not an impartial act of curation. It’s a deliberate exception. [my emphasis]
and their headline said
The National Library of Scotland: When curation becomes censorship
so the 'defence' that it wasn't WWWW wasn't 'censored' it was just 'not included', because there is [allegedly] a copy available in the Library, was rejected by the IonC in their otherwise wishy-washy statement - they called it censorship, so that's the accusation the NLS have to answer.
I got my copy of WWWW from Kenny's of Galway Online Bookshop, a bargain at €13.60!
The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht - Susan Dalgety - 9781408720721
Reading it with so many mixed emotions - a lot of anger, but a lot of admiration and gratitude too.💚💜