It’s sad that this thread has become focussed on banned members or allegedly banned members or missing members (although I agree with your sentiments Alegria1.) Relative harm is still harm.
I thought the day was meant to be about asking GNHQ when and if the site will ever be updated to include some useful and very practical features (some of which Mumsnet already has). It’s frustrating to have GNHQ deliberately ask members to comment and make suggestions about site functionality and then be stonewalled.
On 5 August, LilyGransnet wrote:
Changes at the back end of the site do take time, but we're more than happy to keep you updated during the process.
I am asking politely where are we in the process? Specifically, which of the features that have been requested are going to be implemented and when?
I’m sure I’m not alone in thinking that GN is very much the poor relation of MN and I wonder why that is? The number of people age 50 or over in the UK is considerably more than those of child-bearing age and we have a lot of spending power.
Personally, I’d like to see a site that offers something for all people over 50. I know it says in the small print that all are welcome but the content is very much female-focussed and dominated as is the discussion forum. Some will say the clue is in the name but why does it have to be so?
Some argue that the site has become dull and uninteresting. Making it more inclusive might attract a new and different kind of membership that will broaden the range of topics offered up for discussion and attract a wider range of advertisers.
Where Is Greta Thunberg These Days?
Unbearable grief compounded by our adult children’s reactions

