If we want to fix this problem, we need to remember this. If we have women saying "I am having trouble connecting to this list.  I do not feel it represents my interests.  The primary focus is on articles of interest to a narrow audience," then we need to work to be more inclusive.  I'd love to know more about what is happening in regards to women's related content on French Wikipedia, efforts being made by the community to increase female participation on various Wikimedia Foundation projects, the quality of women's related content on French Wikipedia.  We don't often have a chance to hear this narrative.  There are 115 million native speakers of the language and around 270 million people who can speak it.  It is the official language in some 29 countries around the globe including France.  France ranks ninth in the amount of visitors to English Wikipedia. French Wikipedia accounts for 4.7% of traffic to ALL language Wikipedia.  There is a huge potential to grow the female participation rates and the general French speaking participation rates on Wikimedia projects.

How can we support this?  How can we use the list to support contributors who do not speak English?  What steps can we take to make sure we are more inclusive?  One of the failings of the gender gap list is we so rarely do that. :(