• The online spartacus Website has 33 files explaining why women hesitate to achieve.
• My online Momma poem explais why history is not herstory.
• The above poem was inspired by the life and work of the great German-American mathematician, Emmy Noether (`1882-1935). (After her untimely death, from a simple appendectomy, her admirer, Albert Einstein, arranged to have her obituary appear in The New York Times.) Her work is still on the frontiers of mathematics and mathematical physics, but Noether is mostly ignored by the feminist movement and mostly unknown to girl students. There should be an Emmy Noether Club in every school to encourage girls in mathematics.
• The online gendot Website explains that this digital era should favor women over women, but women seem unaware of this, so are not taking advantage ot it. In contrast to the standard quasi-axiomatic presentation of arithmetic -- which favors boys -- there is a generative presentation which (since it parallels language-learning) favors girls and relates to this digital movement -- but is ignored!
• The online Christina's World (a memorial to my late disabled wife, Esther Odell Hays (1920-2000)), deals with the problems of disabled women, but receives littl attention from women online.
• The online Memorial (a memorial to my late disabled wife, Esther Odell Hays (1920- 2000)), deals mostly with the life, activities, and created work of Marguerite d'Angouleme (known as Marguerite of Navarre), called "The Mother of the French Reneaissance" and rperesentative both of the Renaissance and The Reformation, a woman who mediated between Roman Catholics and Protestants (6 wars occurred after her death), but is almost entirely ignored by the feminist movement day. (An online list of 100 most famous women does not list her!)

Ignoring strategy is itself an ASTRATEGEM.