I'm not Angelo (my fake name only resembles his!), but I'll try to explain. I felt that Cindy was being honest, but there is a feminazi posse out there with a major beef with men. Attacking porn is just another way for them can get back at the pigs and view the world in antagonistic terms.
Well, Cindy's machine-gun delivery, British accent (often perceived as patronizing affectation in the US), and theatrical posturing may have given the wrong impression. Methinks that her advertising background (and maybe a lack of allotted time) are the likely reasons, rather than a male-bashing agenda.
Of course, it's easier for me not to feel threatened by what she says because I completely agree. I know this is a feminist mantra, but it's still true that porn is male-oriented (for a good reason) and can be demeaning to women. It's also true that techniques used strictly for the camera end up in the bedroom where they make no sense. Erotic stories with a lot of exposition don't work for male masturbation, but some 'mainstream' acts are definitely aggressive and domineering by nature. And I don't know what to think of Japanese porn where the women have to appear to be in pain and/or sound like little girls...

I am amazed. I think that the Cindy Gallop who commented here is actually the real Cindy Gallop!

0_0 +1000000 to Cindy Gallop for smiting internet naysayers.

I'm so sorry you think my speech lacks sincerity - could I ask why you think that is? www.makelovenotporn.com was never intended to be 'textbook social marketing', but was simply born out of the fact that when I encounter something I feel strongly about, I do something about it. I never anticipated a site I put up on no money (which is why it is so basic) would receive the response it has - every single day i receive emails from young/old, male/female, from all around the world, expressing appreciation and thanks for this initiative. (You can see extracts from some of them on the 'About' page of the site.) The t-shirt idea came from site visitors suggesting it because they wanted them to be available. MakeLoveNotPorn is my secondary venture - my main startup is www.ifwerantheworld.com - so I am not able to dedicate time, resources and effort to it currently away from my main venture, nor to engage in 'ploys' to 'spread it around'. I would be very happy to discuss this further with you one on one and fill you in more on the context - please do email me at cindyatifwerantheworld.com - I would also be happy to phone or Skype with you if you would prefer. Many thanks.