“I'm looking forward to a brighter future where women and female presenting people feel comfortable in all spheres of work and passion, and this small change would be a great step. The petition has provoked intense debate among those who agree that the name should be changed and others who want it to remain.Įnding her petition post, Cam Ran says: “Aside from making some people feel a bit upset, it's also just a very unprofessional name that makes people uncomfortable in an educational environment or workplace. Standen is referring to a lesser-known definition of the word ‘slut’, which is more frequently used as an offensive and derogatory term for promiscuous women. “Slut” is a good word to describe people who indulge in this behaviour.” Thanks for making such a great piece of gear. I think this piece of gear will work on anything you throw at it. According to Jules, shed failed her bar exam a number of times but worked in the legal field and was. His new girlfriend Yasmin dropped in to join him. Jules and I had just finished a meeting in my Soho flat. I tried it on some material that the 160 didnt sound musical on. I got my first indication of trouble on the day we paid for the rental of our very first server. It is definitely 1000x better than the A Designs Nail. The gear is no longer a tool but a self-purpose and is fetishised. It is definitely a better sounding bus compressor than my Avalon 747 and DBX 160 SL. In response, Gearslutz founder Julian Standen is reported to have said in a now-deleted post: “The word “slut” isn’t necessary just a derogatory word for women, it refers to someone driven by their lust more than by their brain - kinda like nerds who habitually spend money on a bunch of machines they don’t really need or are worthy of. Who have never had someone assume that their level of success was due to the fact that they slept with the right person.” "Who have never had to prove their merit in their field simply because of their gender. We can talk about the things in our community that make us uncomfortable, starting with this website created by men, who have never been called "slut" in a hateful and derogatory way. “It might not seem like a big deal, and people will likely say that we should focus our energies on bigger issues of equality, but we can do both.
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