PGP / SPD My story:

Those angry about my "monetisation" genuinely make me laugh. I've been accused of taking over groups for profit, exploiting communities, using advocacy for money, and all sorts of wild conspiracy theories. Meanwhile, here's the reality. My Facebook earnings for June currently stand at $0.73. That's right. Seventy-three cents. So while I'm running community groups, disability advocacy projects, a website, a community magazine, helping people with support and signposting, and often working at cost or entirely for free, apparently I'm secretly building a financial empire worth less than the price of a packet of crisps. Fact-checking matters. If you're going to accuse someone of profiting from community work, at least make sure the evidence supports the claim first. Stay curious. Stay informed. Stay kind. 💜 Sarah Wingfield  KawaiiDollDecora.uk Alt Text: Screenshot of a Facebook Professional Dashboard on the Monetisation tab. The screen shows "Approxi...

If you’re an advocate who doesn’t want content reshared and tagged, please let me know — or block me. We won’t be able to collaborate due to platform sharing limits, and I respect clarity over conflict. I can also stop my own posts from being shared if that’s your preference, but that part is often overlooked. Disability isn’t a business. It’s our life. #Apologies #MoneyOverMessage #Advocacy #Awareness #Ableism I want to start by apologising for sharing educational disability awareness content from another page, clearly tagging the creator and ensuring people knew the work was theirs. My intention was visibility, education, and directing people to their page — not control, profit, or misrepresentation. That said, a note to fellow advocates: please be mindful when raising awareness advocate to advocate. Sometimes, the message matters less to people than the money attached to it. Due to Facebook’s sharing limits, I’m not always able to share posts in the usual way. When that happens, sha...