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I love the internet. Unlike TV or movies or publishing, you can get audience feedback almost instantly instead of trying to decipher ratings or polls.

Every so often, I like to ask you, dear readers, what you want from Hathor. More …

Hello, readers! We’re looking for volunteers to help us take Hathor to the next level. The following positions are unpaid.

Staff Editors: Assist the Associate Editor (SBG) in reviewing and editing posts, and exploring topic suggestions sent in by readers.
Public Relations …

The original mission of The Hathor Legacy was to demonstrate that plenty of people want to see better portrayals of women and women’s issues in the media. We have a few voices here, but to help turn up the volume, …

I was just going to privately share this with a few feminist bloggers since it’s off-topic for this site, but what the hell? It’s worth sharing.
If you’re a feminist blogger who wants to make some money on your site, you’ve …

We here at THL want to talk more about women of color and queer women. These are perspectives which have, unfortunately, been left out because most of the authors are white, heterosexual women. We can talk about the problems, but …

I was going to wait a while to announce this, but it looks like the search engines have already stumbled onto our little secret, so we might as well tell our friends: we’re building new blogs on Hathor.

The first is …

We’re looking for your feedback. What do you like about Hathor? What would you like to see added? Is there anything you’d like to see less of?

For example: are there shows or fandoms you’d like to see …

Revena recently pointed us to an article on the Official Shrub.com Blog about criticisms of criticism, and it got me started thinking about some of the criticism this site receives from defenders of the status …

I’ve added a new category to the sidebar - I Read The Internets.   That way, anyone who wants to keep up with or link to Revena’s weekly column has …

Last month it was Ifritah - this month it’s Revena whose article Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Jadzia’s Gender has been featured on the Feminist SF Carnival: …