::[[User:RobSmith|RobS]], I do not understand this reaction to my copy editing. Where is the edit warring? I thought my edits were constructive and I carefully avoided – or at least tried to – any substantive change to meaning. I admit to finding aspects of the article narrow, even misogynistic, given that there are conservative women, such as Phyllis Schafly, who fought for women's rights from a conservative point of view. Even Andy Schafly, in an interview, felt that his mother might have been a feminist, because she believed in equality. | ::[[User:RobSmith|RobS]], I do not understand this reaction to my copy editing. Where is the edit warring? I thought my edits were constructive and I carefully avoided – or at least tried to – any substantive change to meaning. I admit to finding aspects of the article narrow, even misogynistic, given that there are conservative women, such as Phyllis Schafly, who fought for women's rights from a conservative point of view. Even Andy Schafly, in an interview, felt that his mother might have been a feminist, because she believed in equality. |