Eww look at Mlem being inclusive and open-minded and all.
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Probably to show support and maybe it acts as a repellent for anti-LGBT folk as a bonus.
But I wonder if there are closeted people that would prefer not to display LGBT symbols on their phone in order to stay undercover/safe.
No. Gays are cool and good. Get used to it.
It’s pride month. Asking to not see it everywhere, especially during Pride month, is a dog whistle that might indicate you aren’t as inclusive as you wish to say. “You can be who you want, just not in front of me”.
Nothing is "necessary" though
And you don't need to be gay to display a rainbow flag, nor does a rainbow flag mean that you're gay
It’s Pride month. Seems like a good month to include Pride stuff. Pride, amongst other things, is about normalisation which helps towards equality. No one can sensibly argue that LGBTQ+ people are treated equally yet, right? So fly your flag, it doesn’t do me any harm and it does millions of people some good.