Since I haven’t received a response from the staff or back office, I’m changing my question.
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Is it possible for a man to post on the Cinderella column while pretending to be a woman?
If it is possible, and there are suspicions that someone is doing this, wouldn’t the people in charge of editing the column at least verify their identity?
I won’t complain about content seeming shallow or uninteresting, since that’s subjective. But posting while falsifying one’s gender seems questionable.
Could they be shills hired by the club?
I don’t see what the problem is. If anything, I question whether asking this question is appropriate.
I consider the columns here—including my own—to be fiction. Even if they’re fictional, as long as they shed light on what relationships through Uchu Club are really like and are interesting or helpful, shouldn’t pretty much anything be fair game? Though I’m not entirely sure how the club’s rules work.
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If you want a response from the staff or back-office team, why not email the club directly?
I remember someone writing a column before who had apparently been commissioned by the club.
Even if the club did commission it, what’s wrong with that? Why would it be a problem?
If she were a female member or a shill, that would be completely unacceptable. But columns are essentially entertainment or advertising, and if you find something questionable, you can simply choose not to read it. It’s not hurting anyone…
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