I expected a lot more. This came across as a rough draft for a Press Release. I can’t recommend it because I don’t see how it contributes to getting women interested and engaged in virtual reality or the industry. It’s putting the cart in front of the horse to try to drum up enthusiasm and support for an undemonstrated necessity.

Maybe, we need to start a conversation about the intense value women can bring to the development of the virtual reality world and the social engines that can drive win-win-wins. Thrilled customers, great companies and confident investors/stakeholders. I believe the value is there, but if you can’t identify it and correlate it to the win-win-win, you’re not shooting straight. Or you’re not competent.

Please forgive me, Helen, for my very high expectations and jaded response.