I thought I'd just say that when members here are transplanting old blog entries or posts, to blogs on newspapers like the Telegraph. Ensure you omit all profanity and generalizations.

Whilst words like femcunt and bitches are understood in a context within the MRA community, their inclusion won't ensure our concerns are heard by the widest possible audience, nor accepted as a valid argument. So, edit your transplanted scribings accordingly to such blogs.

As for generalizations, rather than say for example, women are herd-like creatures who consume like mindless sheep. Instead, say manufacturers target women specifically (which they do) in their advertizing campaigns, and as such women are more susceptible to their messages. It's just repackaging the same words to make your piece more palatable to the reader, whilst retaining the core element of the originally intended material.

Good advice Celtic Druid. I learnt this the hard way lol.

Best thing is to, no profanity, try and make the posts as concise as possible. With lots of links.

People don't like to read much it seems.

I've just update my Telegraph blog: http://my.telegraph.co.uk/mra/