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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8495595" data-attributes="member: 2209">You seem to have misunderstood the example.Paizo is and has been LGBT inclusive and representative in its stories and its art. This is the baseline.This is uncomfortable and/or objectionable to some and they have expressed a desire that the stories and art not include such elements and just be Pathfinder fantasy RPG stuff they can enjoy. That is the requested change.The majority of the Paizo fanbase and Paizo hears these requests for change and exclusion of material that makes some uncomfortable or that they object to and reject the calls for change even knowing it will keep somebody from enjoying the hobby.This is sort of the flipped mirror image situation of [nudity] makes [women] feel not welcome.Your statement seems to condemn the Paizo fandom for objecting to getting rid of the LGBT representation in Pathfinder stuff."It's wrong for the fandom to argue against change knowing that not changing something is keeping someone from enjoying the hobby."Its possible to still say that as a general principle but specific other principles are more important when considered together (inclusiveness, representation, whatever) but on its own as people have wildly different and contradictory tastes and preferences it will lead to cutting out a lot and give a ton of people veto over lots of stuff.</blockquote>