EN World Women's Forum?

The Traveler · Dec 23, 2005

Thornir Alekeg said:
I would then ask for a reciprocating "Men's only" forum

reveal · Dec 23, 2005

I have no problem with having a female alt.

Darrin Drader · Dec 23, 2005

It has been my experience on other boards that private forums lead to cliqueishness. The only way I could see this working at ENWorld would be to make it an open forum where the guys could read and join in.... but probably wouldn't want to due to the subject matter.

diaglo · Dec 23, 2005

reveal said:
I have no problem with having a female alt.

has she got back?

diaglo "i'd hit that" Ooi

The Traveler · Dec 23, 2005

Whisperfoot said:
but probably wouldn't want to due to the subject matter.

What would you name it? "Menstruation Station"?

Queen_Dopplepopolis · Dec 23, 2005

Whisperfoot said:
It has been my experience on other boards that private forums lead to cliqueishness. The only way I could see this working at ENWorld would be to make it an open forum where the guys could read and join in.... but probably wouldn't want to due to the subject matter.

This is a really good point, Whisperfoot.

Queen_Dopplepopolis · Dec 23, 2005

The Traveler said:
What would you name it? "Menstruation Station"?

[totally serious] Yes. [/totally serious]

fusangite · Dec 23, 2005

As long as someone is prepared to do a certain amount of verification work for admission to the forum, I can see this as being a useful thing. My only concern would be the amount of work entailed in doing verification, given the sheer number of men who turn intermittently into teenaged girls when on the 'net.

QD, I'm sure that your chances of getting something like this put together would be enhanced if you developed some minimum verification protocols and found a female moderator and/or admin for it.

I personally would have zero problem being excluded from the forum and think that it probably enable some discussions that don't currently take place. More importantly, if moderated properly, it would likely increase the number of active female ENWorld posters, an objective I'm sure we would all support.