It will be to introduce the campaign to MNers who aren't yet aware, give it its full name, and link to the FB page and the surveys. I'm happy to do it now, but don't want it to get buried overnight... should it be first thing tomorrow, and we'll do our best to keep it in 'active' for the day? ashes I said 'no child should not have to defy adult expectation before she can choose a rocketship..." It's because I edited it from "a child should not have to..." to "no child should have to...". I have reported and asked MNHQ to change it. I haven't asked for anything else but we can always contact them again &lt;waves in case they're watching&gt;. We haven't asked MNHQ to make it a campaign yet. It hasn't been discussed much, I don't know at what stage these things tend to become 'official', if they do. Maybe if we get a good response to the Chat thread, we can report it at a couple hundred posts, and ask then? I think it's going to be important to strike the right balance between engaging with the overall issue of the 'genderising' of children's play - including pinkification by toy manufacturers, sexualisation in advertising, etc. - and keeping our focus on our first, straightforward ask: We want retailers to take down the the "boys" and "girls" signposts in their shops and catalogues, and on their websites. Those of us involved in this thread and adminning