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Date: 2008-01-16 10:40 pm (UTC)The straight ally analogy seems off the mark to me. Isn't gender rather more intrinsic to sexuality than it is to fanfic writing?
Anyway, I agree that OTW is a poor choice of name, the scope's quite blatantly too broad. And it seems preemptive for that community to formalise its "female space" status instead of just letting it continue of its own accord. I haven't noticed huge numbers of men wanting to inflict themselves on fanfic either as readers or as writers lately? Is that actually a problem in any sense?