I’ve already given an answer on that one: it’s a private site and I have no say on something like that. And I’ve also told you that you should mail Charles if you have a problem with his site’s name.

If you want to know what’s become of your vowels, elsewhere on this blog there’s a question about the relationship between libertarianism and censorship.

As for your judgement on judgement, you’ll find – again on this blog - that the “nice shield” against the accusation of sexism provides a scoundrels’ refuge for racists too.

The crispness of your “live by your own rules” gauntlet will haunt me for a while yet.

“Sexism is…discrimination based on gender…”

I would challenge you to find any evidence of that in the posts I’ve made here – in fact, my original post was just the opposite. On the other hand, one could easily make the argument that you’ve discriminated against XKCD based on the gender of the characters.

But that wouldn’t work, because according to the link “women can’t be sexist against men.” Nice shield – they turned “Judge not, that ye be not judged” into “Judge, for ye cannot be judged back.” I’m not buying it. If you can’t live by your own rules, there’s no reason why anyone else should.

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Listen, not everything has to be about gender equality. Sports center hosts are male, Oprah audiences are female. Some things just are the way they are; whether a comic strip has male or female characters shouldn’t have an impact on whether or not it’s funny.

But yes, Dan, it matters that the main character is always a dude. Nowhere does Randall say that he is one of the main characters in his strip.

Why not have a woman as one strip’s main character instead of being the talking point for the dude characters?

Also, Re: Joy-Mari – really? The author’s probably a guy. He writes it from his perspective. There’s nothing wrong with that. You don’t see people bashing “Cathy” for being mostly about women.