> that "women's work" such as childcare is not "work"--that it's economically unproductive and should be "free". Obviously contractual childcare is work. Seem

> that "women's work" such as childcare is not "work"--that it's economically unproductive and should be "free". Obviously contractual childcare is work. Seems to me more similar to voluneer open-source development. It may be productive and useful for others, but that does not entitle anyone for compensation.