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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BookBarbarian" data-source="post: 7735728" data-attributes="member: 6802553">I can completely see why someone can see them as different. I don't see why either has relevance to judging the quality of someones work with Dungeons and Dragons however.Edit: It turns out I have more to say! I don't see a lot of people objecting on moral grounds. I see people saying essentially "That's a stupid name, sounds like a stripper name" with the implication that that person cannot possibly be capable of contributing to the hobby.If you decide to not support another human being's work because it conflicts with your personal Moral code then I have no objection. I've certainly done that. But that's not what I'm seeing.What I'm seeing is more of this person can't positive contribute to the hobby because of one or more of the following: gender, level of attractiveness, prior career history, not having a name I recognize, having a name that implies something completely unrelated to the hobby.None of the above is a good enough reason for me not to watch some youtube videos and formulate my own opinion on the person's contribution to the hobby.</blockquote>