Walter hadn't thought the management would have bothered requesting readers to write to them about the measure if they didn't care about their reader's opinions, male or female. He could only say what he felt and in truth he didn't place much value on the contents withing the Daily Prophet to begin with. In some ways he preferred they didn't print anything about any suspicious activity, especially an on going case. What women were allowed to see in the printed word was insignificant against the far greater dangers their world faced when it came to dark wizards and other mischief makers.

The sudden change in her demeanor and the brightening of her expression caught Walter's attention fully. There was a craftiness in this woman and he was certain she just came up with an idea to get her point across. Fortunately it seemed to lie in a direction far more effective than public demonstrations and loud demands for women to boycott the Daily Prophet. Whatever idea she came up with Walter hoped it wasn't one more likely to break laws or bring harm to others. In time he'll likely learn about it if it did escalate but he truly hoped she would simply write the Prophet her protest against the use of discriminating ink and not something malicious.

"I'm glad you have reconsidered my suggestion," Walter responded. "I hope it proved effective without bringing any trouble to yourself or others. Good day to you, Miss."

OOC: we can wrap on your reply or here, whichever you prefer. This was a fun thread to write :)