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Yesterday, Stella, the women's magazine of the Sunday Telegraph (a conservative UK paper), ran a story on us. You can see it here:

www.telegraph.co.uk/relationships/8155024/Feed-me-now-women-who-love-being-fat.html

although the print version had a couple of other pics.

I think it's a really good story, and very positive for us. But in the past, when stories like this have appeared, people have been upset at the mention of the site's name. (Last night, there was someone in chat who had just signed up because he read the story.)

What do you all think? Is the story a good thing for us?

Thanks, all. I'm *fascinated* that at current count, I know of:

a. three new members from that article, but
b. no trolls.

Goes to show how crucial the angle of the article is, huh? Even I'm a bit surprised by that, although as I recall, there weren't trolls from the other two positive articles (Guardian and Times), were there? Hmmmmm. *strokes beard thoughtfully* It's too much to hope that things are getting less monolithically against us, so it must be the way the articles are written.