This was a fantastic interview and gives insight as to what it is that I believe has drawn people into the MH together as well as a lot of other of the indie LGBT+ games to form a community that cheers and supports each other. It is so validating that we have a community to share our queer experiences that would likely never be shared through other media.
I'd say the thing that surprised me to learn is the reason behind the SFW version. It makes me realized how fortunate I am to not be in a position there simply playing MH could put my safety at risk. I appreciate having the SFW version as a stream who wants to share this amazing game without getting banned by overzealous platforms but know this makes me appreciate it even more.