It doesn't matter whether women are at actual risk; it's about the perception of risk. And what proportion of 'em perceive this risk when filling out a little

It doesn't matter whether women are at actual risk; it's about the perception of risk. And what proportion of 'em perceive this risk when filling out a little box on the internet? You don't start a social network by alienating people, regardless of whether they're 'right' or 'wrong' to feel the way they do. Hang on, let me rephrase that for you: You don't start a social network by alienating people, regardless of whether they're right or wrong to feel the way they do. There, much better without the scare quotes around right and wrong, don't you think? Sounds less like you're trying to have and simultaneously skip a debate about epistemology in the middle of a sentence. Aaaaanyway, what proportion of customers are alienated by this? Surely for every person who complains, ninety-nine women don't see an issue with it?