have no proof of this on a gender level, as I'm sure there are plenty of men who feel they don't get the exposure they deserve -- but you don't see them kicking up a fuss. By segmenting yourselves away from the male population you're doing exactly what you've hated men for doing in the past. I don't ask for post highlighting women to stop. I ask for posts and statements claiming that women deserve x, y, and z to stop. I ask for people to stop featuring people because they are female, instead featuring people for their skill. I ask for people to stop attaching photos of women to these posts with no examples of their work. If you stop this then perhaps people will finally treat you as equals within this industry. But if you continue to set yourselves apart, then how can they? I'm not looking for a fight. I'm not looking to cause controversy. I just genuinely believe that women should be treated exactly as men are. But to do that we need to stop defining our professional selves by our gender. Leave that shit for your personal life and making babies. Rob, I understand where you're coming from but when you say, "Don't go and ruin it all by making unfounded claims of male-dominance and over-generalised statements saying that women don't get the exposure they deserve." all I have to say is, come to India. Or better, be born as a woman in your next