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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9387525" data-attributes="member: 6716779">No one's forcing it on you is what I'm saying. Sometimes people have diametrically opposed views so for some things you have to opt out of it. People can't even agree on extant beliefs let alone extinct one's that have been revived.  There's not even agreement very broadly on revivals between different members. So how is D&D any different from said revivals when there's no direct continuity to the modern day? And people cherry picking whatever appeals to that person (which often contradicts someone else's take?).  We have broadcasting standards authority here and their definition is reasonable person. So if you can't eat apples no one can force you to eat apples. But you can't stop someone else who wants to eat apples. No one's forcing you to eat apples. The menu might include apples. No ones forcing you to eat them, no one's forcing you to pick the menu up. Ultimately you might have to decide for yourself if you want to support people with menus including apples. If enough people agree with you that company will change or you're not in the target demographic.</blockquote>