The IFB "camp" certainly has developed for itself a reputation for being eager to condemn and criticize people over such issues as dress codes (women's slacks, men not wearing ties), hair styles, Bible versions, music, amusements, holidays, etc. Word has gotten around over the decades, that this what the IFB movement is all about. Those who enjoy being tightly controlled, lambasted and highly criticized over every little thing when they come to church will be attracted to the IFB movement. Those who don't care for that sort of thing will stay away. It appears that for the most part, most people are staying away. I think that the IFB camp needs a total makeover and change of image - start allowing Christian liberty and stop trying to micromanage people's lives and intimidate them by hypercritical and excessive fault-finding and accusing of the brethren. I am sure that there are many IFB pastors and churches that would agree with what I am saying, but there are others who will say "Naaaah, we can't change, any change would be compromise," because to them, controlling and condemning people is the essence and basis of what their whole movement or "camp" is all about.