Ask Lemmygrad

I saw two relevant links there.

This one is an account of someone who helped someone else accuse a PSL member of misogyny and sexual misconduct. The author later accuses the PSL of trying to cover this up. The accusation appears to be:

She told me that she had just caught S* cheating the night before and was kicking him out. She detailed to me the past events, of him cheating on her with M*, of coercing her into unprotected sex, constantly leaving in the middle of the night to go “patrol M*’s house” but coming back drunk, etc.

Taking all of this at face value, it's one accusation that rises to the level of something the PSL would want to investigate (one member coercing another into unprotected sex) and a mix of things I'm not sure an organization needs to investigate at all (cheating, being drunk at night).

I haven't read the entire post, but I did read the text screenshots the author provided of conversations they had with the PSL. It looks like the PSL investigators kept asking for documentation relevant to the accusations (additional screenshots) that didn't seem to be provided, and aren't included in this tell-all post. If you start an investigation, ask for corroboration the accuser says exists, and they don't provide it, I don't think it's a cover up if you close the investigation.

This is the second link, but it's not working well enough for me to read it.