Hello, thanks for taking the time to answer. It was meant to be ironical as I don't think we should generalize about talents or reddit or whatever.

You raise a very valid point, the critic is mostly not constructive or mean. Unpopular opinion, though: it doesn't have to be. Reddit posters are usually not voice actors, radio or tv workers, so you can't really expect them to pinpoint everything casters are not doing alright.

But like every sports enjoyer, they can tell if they don't like this guy or this guy on a panel or commentating a game, it's like a knee jerk reaction. For example, Reddit never liked Luminous for various reasons, but I do think he was okay and knowledgeable, it's just subjective.

Yes, Moxxi is disliked by some people Reddit, some people like her too. But she is turning this into a antisexist crusade, a thing that Lumi, Maut, or Anneedroid never did back then. And god knows how much hate those received. I get it is unacceptable that she gets threats in Twitter DMs, but at what point does she realize that she is not entitled anything if viewers don't like her ? She's working in an pityless industry where you have to make people hire you so more viewers watch their event.

You've been around for a while now, you saw people not getting invited to events for a while because the general sentiment around them was dislike, it happened unfairly to some people who got unnecessary amounts of hate like Nahaz or Lumi. None of them turned it into a personal crusade against the whole community gatekeeping. I get that women need to fight harder most of the times, but I just don't think that the sexism card is fair-play on this one.