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Elizabeth Moon No Longer WisCon GoH

Elizabeth Moon No Longer WisCon GoH

SF3 posted this on their blog: SF3 has withdrawn the invitation to Elizabeth Moon to attend WisCon 35 as guest of honor. As I’ve said to others lately, this by itself will not fix everything. However, it is a step in the right direction.

WisCon developments and my breaking heart

WisCon developments and my breaking heart

For those of you who haven’t heard, the SF3 organization that is the parent org for WisCon passed a resolution at their Oct 3rd meeting recommending to the concom that they rescind Elizabeth Moon’s guest of honor invitation. This is just a rec, though. It’s still up to the concom — I assume the troika, [...]

Why I Haven’t Posted About MoonFail Until Now

Why I Haven’t Posted About MoonFail Until Now

There are a few reasons why most of my reactions to Elizabeth Moon’s post and subsequent discussion and developments have been confined to Twitter and Facebook until now. The main one being that I haven’t had a lot of time for posting, and responding to stuff like that takes time. Lots of things going on [...]

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