Yes, the link I posted also various updates, if you bothered to open it but nothing was updated in the way you said it had been. Which is the point. Your supposed update never happened. Ever. In fact, despite the numerous times you have told us that 'all women have to do' is say they would not attend an event to get it closed down, it never happened, did it? That is what I am getting at.
No need to ask me to apologise - for one thing I don't tell lies, and for another, if I am wrong I admit it - I don't wriggle and twist things to make me look better.
Images don't have to be visual? Well, that's a wriggle if ever I saw one
. Are you now admitting that you never saw the things you claimed, and in fact the description by the organiser, which happened after she had closed the event, is all you had to go on? That she did not use the images in her cancellation, but simply described the incidents that led to her decision?
So. What have we learned?
*That it is perfectly legal for an event to be exclusively for lesbians, and always has been.
*That the event was closed when transwomen threatened to attend because the organiser had had bad experiences of what had happened when they had attended before.
*That there were no images depicting transwomen in latex with the fake genitalia you described earlier.
*That there have been no relevant changes to the EA, despite a date for such changes having been posted on this very thread.
*That the claim that you would have supported the organiser had she used the law to cancel the event is based on very spurious logic - are you withdrawing that now that we can all see that the law has not changed in any relevant way?
*That the description of the events that led to the closure were given afterwards - ie that the organiser did not use them as justification for an intent to close it, and nor did she use 'transphobic images' to back up her decision.
*That previous attendees had expressed concern about going if trainwomen were going to attend, and it was this that prompted the cancellation, not 'transphobia'.