In that case your point in posting that response seems to be solely to belittle TipsyKhakiJoker
You have criticised the tone of how women express themselves. You have criticised their spelling. Now you have sneered at how they format text.
LordArnoldsWife · Today 22:13
I tthink member in this context simply means anyone who has passed the vetting process and been given access.
TipsyKhakiJoker · Today 22:31
Passed the vetting process and been given access
LordArnoldsWife · Today 22:40
Did you learn how to bold text? Well done you.
So far, I don't think that you have passed comment on some of the most serious criticisms of WRN Ltd.
- the lack of transparency about how donations are being used and who is being paid how much for doing what and in what capacity,
- members in WRN Scotland being required to pay donations to WRN into a Director's personal bank account rather than donating to the WRN Ltd. Business Account,
- the covert creation of WRN Ltd. by Heather Binning just seven months after "two ordinary women" Heather and Jo, "inexperienced in organising and activism", published "A Word from your Admins" saying:
"These groups are yours, run by you, not by us or anyone else and you know best what is happening in your local area and can organise accordingly."
"Heather and I are two ordinary women who had seen what the Scottish women were doing and wanted to be a part of it. We are certainly not experienced in organising and activism, we are admins and part of the groups like everyone else."
"Ordinary woman" Heather Binning's bio on the WRN website:
"Born in Scotland Heather began her career in the Foreign & Commonwealth Office where she held a number of overseas postings in places such as Washington DC to Kuwait. An experienced businesswoman, she went on to establish the first public internet access across the UK before becoming an economic development consultant for a range of organisations.
Heather lives in South London and took up the baton of women’s rights in July 2021, bringing together a number of local women’s groups which grew to become the (entirely voluntary) Women’s Rights Network."
Care to break from sneering at and belittling women on this thread long enough to comment on these issues?