Comments on: The end of sexpertise http://melissagira.com/sexerati/2008/10/10/the-end-of-sexpertise/ Sex & the internet, by Melissa Gira Grant Mon, 15 Mar 2010 02:30:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Bonnie Ruberg http://melissagira.com/sexerati/2008/10/10/the-end-of-sexpertise/#comment-972 Bonnie Ruberg Fri, 10 Oct 2008 22:53:53 +0000 http://melissagira.com/sexerati/?p=351#comment-972 I'll admit, the reason you speculate Fleshbot kept Lux and not Violet is probably the same reason the Voice has kept me and not Tristan or Dacia. I'm young, they snagged me right out of college (a year and change ago), and they can get away with paying me less than any other publication I write for. Why? Because where else in this current environment could I take a column about sex and technology? With that said, I really appreciate the chance to still be writing, despite all the complicated implications. I’ll admit, the reason you speculate Fleshbot kept Lux and not Violet is probably the same reason the Voice has kept me and not Tristan or Dacia. I’m young, they snagged me right out of college (a year and change ago), and they can get away with paying me less than any other publication I write for. Why? Because where else in this current environment could I take a column about sex and technology? With that said, I really appreciate the chance to still be writing, despite all the complicated implications.

]]> By: Amber Rhea http://melissagira.com/sexerati/2008/10/10/the-end-of-sexpertise/#comment-971 Amber Rhea Fri, 10 Oct 2008 19:18:13 +0000 http://melissagira.com/sexerati/?p=351#comment-971 Well, I wouldn't really consider my blog post a "trend piece" (that's a new term to me) but maybe I should take that as a compliment? I have more to say about it, hopefully will write a post tonight. Well, I wouldn’t really consider my blog post a “trend piece” (that’s a new term to me) but maybe I should take that as a compliment?

I have more to say about it, hopefully will write a post tonight.

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