I can vote for this, since it is a common question and some prefer the use of original hardware.

I can see parents of autistic children wanting to group together on Twitch for support and common experience.

People in recovery would really appreciate this tag.

I agree. If I am not interested in a channel, I don't want to pass over it over and over again.

I agree with absolute freedom in tag usage. People should be able to choose the tags they want to use. This freedom should not be taken away in the name of convenience for others.

I agree. If we have a Veteran tag, then it would be appropriate to have military tags. People who actively serve, non-civilians, have a unique lifestyle and would most likely want to find others like themselves.

I mainly watch Twitch for gaming so I am generally not interested in a lot of these new tags. Being able to filter some of them out would be very useful. As a Roman Catholic, the LGBTQIA+ tag, and other related tags, represent what is contrary to my morals, and I generally want to avoid environments that support it.

I too recognized the absence of this tag.

While I will not personally use this tag, I did notice the absence of a "white" tag. If we are opening up the tag system to basically everything we can not then be discriminatory in what is excluded.

I agree. I used this tag to indicate to my viewers the specific activity I was doing. Blind playthrough is a very common activity on twitch just like speedrunning or casual.

I would say No. People should remain completely free to use the tags of their choice. There are a lot of people who want to identify themselves without being associated with the broader LGBTQIA+ community. No one should be forced to use the LGBTQIA+ tag, if they want to use that tag then they are completely free to use it or not.