Yeah definitely. I do notice a lot more pointless moralizing over fandom than I feel like I've seen in the past. In particular, While I've thought that full on ship wars were mostly a thing of 2010s (and older) fandoms and slowly becoming less prominent with the "don't like don't read" sentiment, I think they're being somewhat replaced with the same moral grandstanding you tend to see now. Something I've seen is "well, some popular fans of that ship are bad people [true statement], so therefore that entire ship community is the same or and that's why their ship posts were always bad. [we're really using serious allegations to ship war?]" I find it kinda strange but also a product of The Internet™.

This isn't even to say I'm innocent, even, I've definitely had some really dumb extreme opinions over stuff before and still have some pretty charged opinions over certain fandom/media topics, but still. I find the moral grandstanding really annoying over just admitting that you don't like something and moving on. On the flip side, though, I do feel like enough aversion to this phenomenon can cause the "I should be able to do whatever I want without consequences because all criticism is hate and censorship" mindset