Michael (egnaroesroh)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 09:33:18 UTC
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@ceruleanspark The first problem I see, is that I'm horribly biased and think that if interviewed, I'd do at least a moderately good job at warding any unwanted answers from surfacing and being generally able to keep from outwardly demeaning the fandom. (Before they mince my words into something horrible.) That being said, even if they were to do so, I wouldn't care and can accept that they'll call me names or judge me. However, I'm not everyone and they mostly seem to have an issue with being considered weird or associated with "furries" which is a problem when it's hard to change another's views when that skewed view is exactly what they want to find. With that said, if they really care about their public view, it's probably easiest to just never touch their public view. Granted, this isn't the best solution, but in our case, there really isn't one that satisfies everyone.
