Came across this guy, Stephen Baskerville, who seems to believe that 'manosphere' activities involve all of us complaining to each other, rather than complaining to the people who can ring the changes.

https://stephenbaskerville.substack.com/p/a-chance-to-act-rather-than-complain

Reckon he's wrong on the first part. We inform each other, soon discovering a commonality of experience. This happens in any space where men can get together without female interference, (In the barrack rooms of WW2, for instance, female nature soon came to light. "My wife got another man shortly after I got posted abroad.... gee, that happened to YOU, too..?") Unfortunately, unlike a barrack room, THIS space isn't free from feminist trolls who monitor what's going on, downvotes at the ready.

Baskerville may, however, be correct in his assumption that nothing will change unless we make ourselves heard more widely, and administrations are shaken out of their insouciance towards male issues. He has facilitated this by having a range of relevant contact details in his article.