July comments!
By Jess McCabe | 1 September 2008, 10:44
July’s comments are up and ready to read!
Loads of praise for Nino’s feature, Self harm, and discussion prompted by Sophie Platt’s feature on why it’s still this big taboo that women masturbate, and the harm that taboo does.
Most debated feature was probably Kit Roskelly’s piece on feminism and kink.
This month, as always, there are loads of comments on older features too, which always prompts me to go back and read all that interesting material again. This month’s best blast-from-the-past comment was on Catherine Redfern’s prescription for How to create a woman’s glossy magazine in five minutes, from 2001. Great stuff.
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Mystery Dyke Squadron (Bombing Division) said:
I still do not understand why we can't just sling comments underneath articles. You bloggers somehow manage to stand our direct presence, don't you?
Posted on 02 September 2008 at 10:51 AM