Gatekeeping is not the solution...
As an alternative way to reduce, no better yet, to delete gatekeeping, why dont we remove LGBTQIA+ labels from society? Answer --> We cant, because humans as a society have shown definitely questionable levels of respect to others. So yeah, congrats Society, we have created labels in a desperate way to earn respect but also they act like a heaaaaavy anchor that we have to carry ;).
If things worked as they should, we would never need them...
I don't want to start a fight here so I won't answer anything beyond this point, but I think you are misunderstanding what gatekeeping is...
Removing labels is just about nomenclature... the Him-s, She-s and Them-s would still love be addressed by his, hers and theirs preferred pronouns even if there's no more "naming" gays, lesbians and trans...
Gatekeeping is about not be inclusive in a intentional way, like when refiner214 says: "I for one don't see a need for pronouns in a game that shows male homosexuality as its main selling point." so trans and enbys should accept playing as male or female and don't ASK for more options, they weren't even complaining, just ASKING...
Look this is really dumb and don't even feel like I should have to defend what I meant to say but I guess the time we live in we have to be careful about everything. But since I was tagged in a comment that I made yesterday let me clarify what I meant so people like @marcusvinicius1986 wouldn't feel like I am "GateKeeping". I wasn't saying to exclude people or to upset a group of people but to allow the writers to decide what THEY want to do. Most of us are here just playing the free demo, so before maybe asking for something maybe see how everything turns out first. I will say that maybe I came off rude to Can Of Garbage and if that was the case, I'm sorry for that, but people need to stop taking every word and turning it into a moment for them to "Put someone in their place" because it wasn't that serious. Now with that please do not @ me just because you did not like my comment.