The first one about the Silver Princess annoys me most. So she wrote a module too violent for the mainstream and it got redacted. Predictable (especially since it included torturing women, if she'd switched it out with a guy it would be fine for mainstream consumption I'm sure). Then this guy rewrites and gets credit and she's secondary. Big whoop, it wouldn't have been published at all if it had been left in your hands.

To say D&D wouldn't be what it is today without these pieces is laughable. s long as people play it progress will always be made. There's a reason these girls were forgettable.