While there is value in every discussion we have, when we attempt to educate the public about the truth of our sexual orientation, there is more value in talking to those who are willing to listen, and there is more value in talking to large groups.

These blogwars are a good place to get some experience in presenting our arguments, and will also convince a few people to change their beliefs. I do not want to denigrate that - it is in millions of small conversations like this that we will be able to educate the public. As other peds learn about our community and join in, the progression will become geometric. Nonetheless, there is a greater potential to reach people if we make use of larger forums and don't waste too much time on those who are unwilling to listen.

Just to give you an idea - I viewed the profile of one of the bloggers who is attacking us, and total profile views for this blogger was less than 300. This total presumably includes multiple views by family and friends, views by visitors who read one article and never came back, views by our supporters, etc. - which means that this blogger does not exactly have a huge fanbase. No need to waste time here that could better be spent elsewhere.