>>A webgrrl introduced our list to http://www.sixdegrees.com/ today -- have
>>any of you heard of it, joined it, know others who might have?
>BTW, isn't "webgirl" sexist? I thought we are all supposed to
>use non-denominational terms ;-}.
She said "webgrrl" not webgirl. That term may be used for either
gender depending on the way you say it. If said softly it is feminine.
Alternately it may be said in a much more growling fashion which makes
it masculine. Of course there are those who are either confused as to
how to say it or say it incorrectly for their gender. It is however
a very politically correct term.
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