There are some significant changes coming to the AVFM site in the not too distant future. Some of those changes will affect the commenting system Paul Elam is requesting your opinion on what those changes should be. This is your chance to be heard before we implement the new procedures.
Paul Elam and Patrick Doran will be guests this Saturday on Jake Pentland’s Blogtalk Radio Program, perhaps to discuss the article about Pentland that was run on AVFM, his mother actress and comic Roseanne Barr, feminism, masculinity, just general guy stuff or blending kittens.
On Friday, May 10 at midnight, Central Time US, we will be deleting ALL articles in the admin which have been sitting in draft version more than 24 hours.We urge all contributors to check the admin and either trash or finish and submit articles you have there. Don’t let your work go to waste!
The new A Voice for Men Men’s Rights Reference Wiki has been started. Already good things are happening on it, but some people are confused and nervous and don’t quite understand how they can help. Dean Esmay explains in detail how you can be a part of the new wiki’s success.
Mary Elizabeth Williams decided to thrown her opinion into the mix about the suicide death of Earl Silverman. If you ask Paul Elam, he is not surprised at what she had to say, but he would have preferred that she not say it anyway. More in the aftermath of the Silverman tragedy.
After taking some time to reflect on the life and death of Earl Silverman, Paul Elam has some thoughts and a few changes that are being made to site policy at A Voice for Men. It is time, according to Elam, to focus more on the activism and less on the distractions.
In memory of Earl Silverman, there will be no new posts to AVFM until Monday morning, Central Time US. RIP Earl. From everyone at A Voice for Men
The world lost a good man today. Earl Silverman, after twenty years of trying to find support to run a battered men’s shelter in Canada, called it quits and cashed in his own chips. AVFM Managing Editor Dean Esmay is angry about it. We can’t find any reason under the stars to blame him. RIP Earl.
After reading a recent article on Attachment Parenting, Paul Elam took a trip back in his past to remember the loss of his father, and the love of a friend that helped him through the process of grieving that loss. He shares that with us now, as though the whole thing happened just yesterday.
Paul Elam seems to have a way with words that draws equal measures of hurrahs and WTFs. He doesn’t put too much effort into trying to explain his methods to anyone. He more or less just writes and posts, buckle up and come what may. TyphonBlue, AVFM resident wizard of interpreting human behavior, makes a call on Paul.
