>I don't agree with it at all and I hope you all see the double standards that you're perpetuating in our community by treating it as being acceptable.

You and others sound more like you don't agree w/ the normalization of homosexuality rather than the sexual identity itself. For you, OKP was representative of a place where gayness could remain marginalized, and clearly that isn't happening. Sorry.

But I agree with you about being entitled to your opinion, and no matter how out of step it may with the social changes occuring on the web and in the real world, please continue to express it.