[ohgodthecat3]

I'd imagine they are read as if they are written by men and don't get added to the woman category.

The internet still seems rather men oriented I know if I don't know the gender of a person and can't make a guess by their username I default to using male pronouns and most other men seem to do this as well. (I wonder if the women of the internet do this or if they default to she or something else entirely.)

[Ralith]

> The internet still seems rather men oriented I know if I don't know the gender of a person and can't make a guess by their username I default to using male pronouns and most other men seem to do this as well.

This is not a property of the Internet; it is a property of the English language.

[easp]

A property of the English language? I don't think so. Perhaps you were referring to a dominant tendency English-speaking cultures?

[taryneast]

This is not a property of the English language. It is a property of the person reading the article.