To be fair, if I wasn't the rational levelheaded internet person that I am (humblebrag) then I might've taken mockingword's words As a slight. Don't get me wrong, lgbt people have no obligation to educate anyone, but refusing to do so at all times, making demanding statements, using absolutes and being inflammatory is not likely to change peoples minds. It comes across as hostile, which is just unfortunate. It's the difference between Elu(who is awesome and easygoing and hopefully doesn't hate me for being used as an example) and mockingword, who is unaccomodating and can be/appear hostile.
I can understand this sentiment. I've been accused of being racist and perpetuating negative stereotypes about gays by him as well......and I'm one of the most vocal supporters of LGBT representation on the board. My issue was the way it was worded. If it were worded like it was just about him, that would be one thing. But it wasn't. It was "people like you", making it more than just about him.
I've said the exact same thing that he said, "I'm not here to educate people." Because I'm not. I'm here to discuss the game and to advocate for more equal representation for LGBT content in the game. I'm happy to engage in conversations with people, but I'm not here to "educate" homophobes. And to insinuate that by taking that stance, I'm the one who's actually to blame, is absolutely unacceptable to me.
And, let's be honest, if you are going to take into account Mockingwood's past behavior, then it is fair for me to take House's past behavior into account as well and he has been openly hostile to the inclusion of LGBT inclusive content in many threads. As much as there was an undertone in Mockingwood's statement, there was an undertone in the other one as well.
WIth that being said, I'm willing to let it drop if I misunderstood any intentions. If anyone wants to discuss it further, I would be happy to engage in PM discussions about it.