(*submitter’s note: the site he’s complaining about is Roll20.net, a D&D/tabletop RPG resource that has no such policies as the ones he’s claiming, has literally zero conditions/tags/filters based on personal demographics such as race or gender, and does not even allow games with race/gender restrictions. Also, the allegations were rumours that Roll20 refused to sponsor an unknown YT channel based purely on their group being all white men; even the owners of the channel have said it wasn’t discrimination, it was marketing.)*

I'm sure everyone here knows about the bad sexism/racism allegations against roll20 leadership. I closed my account back when all those issues happened. I'm now looking for a new VTT and I think I really like Foundry -- as much as I can like it after only viewing the tutorials and reading people's comments.

Before I become a Patreon supporter, I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the ethics of the people/person behind Foundry VTT. My thought is that maybe someone more "plugged in" to the community may have read the Foundry people going on-record about anything. I'd love to hear that the Foundry people have soundly rejected racist ideas such as "no white men" and "women-only games are OK but male-only games are forbidden." They let anyone play games with any friends, yeah? Hopefully? Even, say for example, a white conservative Christian military man who just wants to play with his brothers long-distance?