Oh, I will also add:

Promote other people's work without expectation of anything in return. Community building is found in sharing things you find interesting, and building connections through mutual enjoyment of things. Transactional marketing gives the ick right quick, and people will remember.

At this point it's statistically safer to just assume by default that a conservative politician has droves of horrendous CSE saved to his home computers.

“Stop buying shit from this idiot bigot” actually doesn’t seem like that much of an ask

I've already seen folks talking about how they have projects they want to work on but are scared of being treated the way Rebecca Sugar and Dana Terrace have been treated. And that really, REALLY sucks.

This is the sort of behavior that kills creative projects. Not big productions like KoG, but the little ones made by one or a handful of queer or feminine or Black or Brown people who are scared of being unpersoned for not doing it "right."

You fuckers do this shit EVERY time a queer creator makes some sort of media that isn't inclusive or queer "in the right way" (AKA has the representation that you PERSONALLY want to see)

I am begging you on my KNEES to get a fucking hobby