I previously brought this idea up here, but Sedgistan replied with this:
While he may have a point, it is most likely that he is using a red herring, by attempting to stop what could be a problematic tag from passing by questioning the need for more tags. Therefore, I have decided to start a brand new thread to further support the passing of an anti-LGBT tag, as I believe Sedgistan did not consider every part of my post.
About problematic, this new tag could stir up anger from many regions, and by that I only mean regions based on the LGBT tag. However, more regions, especially ones that are religious, fascist, and conservative, could benefit from this new tag. This is because they generally are opposed to LGBT, no exceptions. As many are opposed to fascism, as many are opposed to communism, and as many are opposed to capitalism. Yet they get an enemy, and LGBT doesn't.
In summary, an anti-LGBT tag can be used by a lot of regions and would help identify them. This makes this tag actually useful, and not just an extra tag that nobody will use.
Sedgistan wrote:We're not adding tags for everything, not every tag needs an anti-equivalent, and the answer is no.
While he may have a point, it is most likely that he is using a red herring, by attempting to stop what could be a problematic tag from passing by questioning the need for more tags. Therefore, I have decided to start a brand new thread to further support the passing of an anti-LGBT tag, as I believe Sedgistan did not consider every part of my post.
About problematic, this new tag could stir up anger from many regions, and by that I only mean regions based on the LGBT tag. However, more regions, especially ones that are religious, fascist, and conservative, could benefit from this new tag. This is because they generally are opposed to LGBT, no exceptions. As many are opposed to fascism, as many are opposed to communism, and as many are opposed to capitalism. Yet they get an enemy, and LGBT doesn't.
In summary, an anti-LGBT tag can be used by a lot of regions and would help identify them. This makes this tag actually useful, and not just an extra tag that nobody will use.
