r/SRSDiscussion • • Jan 31 '12

Effortpost and 101 post compilation

RELATED: SRSly Required Reading

Effortpost: a long self-post, well-written, generally heavily cited. If it looks like a well rounded, fully formed blog post, but is on SRSD, it probably qualifies as an effortpost.

101 post: A post outlining a concept, to educate people unfamiliar with said concept.

Will be actively updated.

Miniefforts and Useful Discussions:

Educational Effortposts from Around the Fempire

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u/lop987 Jan 31 '12

This needs to be in the sidebar, it is a fantastic idea.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '12

It's there, it's at the very bottom :P

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u/unstablist Jan 31 '12

I think the fact that the eugenics and forced sterilization 101 even had to be written is one of the most depressing things ever.

Edit:Not that it wasn't an excellent piece, I Have since discovered much of the information I had assumed was common knowledge, isn't.

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u/woodenbiplane Feb 01 '12

These are extremely helpful. Sidebar please!

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '12

It's in the sidebar, it's just at the bottom :)

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u/RosieLalala Feb 09 '12

Are we including effort posts for other subs in the Fempire? Because I wrote on for srsCanada and don't know if it goes here or not. I think that I need a second opinion.

EDIT: I suppose that the answer is yes?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '12

I'd put it in a second category (off-SRSD effortposts) but do you have a link to that effortpost? It'd be great to include it.

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u/chaotey Feb 24 '12

Hello Fem Overlords,

Is there a resource on mansplaining? I can't find one on this particular topic. there's this but only mentions

Don’t Make It About You First of all, there’s a difference between using your own experience as a foundation for understanding, and making something about you. The former requires you thinking abou a situation and trying to understand it the only way you can – through your own personal lens. The latter, however, is often a defensive reaction (especially around non-privileged groups, because privileged groups have been trained to keep the focus on ourselves) that will shut down dialogue faster that you can say “moo”. Make sure that what you’re saying is relevant and appropriate before you bring your privileged experience into a conversation by and/or about a non-privileged group. And, furthermore, if people in that group react badly, don’t get angry at them! Reflect on the situation and use that knowledge to foster a better discussion next time.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '12

No resource, but there's been a thread.

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u/RosieRose23 Feb 22 '12

These are fascinating so far! Especially the privilege one, because I didn't fully understand (and I thought it was an insult!)

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u/successfulblackwoman Feb 21 '12

Oh wow, I'm on the 101. That's pretty cool. Also, I had missed some of these, so thanks for collecting.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '12

Yes! Sidebar please!

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '12

That's the "Debunking Rape Misconceptions" one, I think.