I didn't flag, and very rarely do I flag, but I can see why sexism stories don't do well here: 1. Many "stories about sexism" simply aren't persuasive. They pr

I didn't flag, and very rarely do I flag, but I can see why sexism stories don't do well here: 1. Many "stories about sexism" simply aren't persuasive. They present some gap and leave the reader to assume sexism was at fault. These stories are almost always lazy, misleading, and biased. 2. Other stories are allegations of harassment. Either there is abundant evidence of guilt and the comments are boring because everyone agrees that the accused shouldn't have done a thing or the evidence is inconclusive and the comments are boring because of all of the pointless, unsupported arguments. Maybe there are some interesting subthreads in the comments, but the signal to noise ratio is low.