A big problem we see in the TTRPG scene, well beyond edition wars, is a bizarre unwillingness to discuss or unpack some things. You can't criticize certain safety tools (not as safety tools, but even as a specific tool and in its own terms/context). (1/4)
We're all queer, but we dread being honest about a bunch of queer themed TTRPG stuff. A couple of us have already enjoyed brigades and backroom blackballing over expressing our reservations and distaste in cases. (2/4)
Rev is loosening up without the influence of Jim and may yet let us freely get it off our chests. But he's justly conflicted. Worried it will get too much traction and become a distracting focal point. Worried about the brigading. Worried about turn the brand too negative. (3/4)
Subtweeting, but we will say this:
* TTRPG safety tools that perversely discourage just use & encourage improper use (typically they way they work under peer pressure) are not good tools.
* Pastel-washed sanitized queer titles using queer liberation language are insulting.
(4/4)
* TTRPG safety tools that perversely discourage just use & encourage improper use (typically they way they work under peer pressure) are not good tools.
* Pastel-washed sanitized queer titles using queer liberation language are insulting.
(4/4)
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