You certainly sound like somebody who is all for it:
"I'm fine with an LGBT tag as long as it meets this very high standard that I just pulled out a hat, a standard that conveniently only applies to that tag."
I think they're questioning the application, not the existence.
These tags are applied by users, after all. I don't know about you, but I really wouldn't trust Steam users to do the right thing here.
Thanks devSin for wording it for me.
I indeed feel like we will could see "fake" games fill the list of interest :(
I don't mind the end result quality -or perceived quality-, specially when there are early access titles which might be a varying levels of milestones reached (and budget of course), and i would be very welcome of a good text adventure (infocom style), i mind the intention behind puting the tag. :/
I fear some people will be taking advantage of it to push things not at all pertaining to the tag, flooding the search results and limiting the pertinence.
I meant curating as verifying that the presence of the tag is justified.
It would be devastating for the idea to have someone flood with biggot games being pushed with the tag just to hurt us.
sorry if i lack clarity in my writing, if i sound offensive, it's far from what i try to convey.
