Question since some people seem to have started acting out on their own: is there any sort of game plan for countering amity park? Like planned protests or sending their account pokemon pictures? Either people didn't see the "do no harm" bit of your post or they decided to go rogue, because I noticed their account is being sent a lot of hate and threats. I think it's only fair for people to get angry and frustrated, but it seems the longer we go without a cohesive goal, the more this'll escalate out of control.
Also frankly it doesn't seem like you ever expected this to blow up this much so please know I'm not like. Blaming you or anything? If you're in over your head then what would you need from us to help with that?
(sending anonymously because I'm not sure about how smart it'd be to publicly call myself an official supporter)
Honestly? Yeah, you summed it up pretty well. I'd like to start with peaceful protests now that we've got some momentum going, and hopefully channel that in a positive way.
So! Let's start with something personal. How about people share stories of their pokemon who aren't allowed in, under the tag "this is banned from amity park"? I want to hear the voices of the people, and try to put a positive spin on this and get the word out there.
I'll start: I've had my feebas since he was just an egg, and I was too. I felt out of place in my own skin, back then, but he and I would always go to the local pond and he'd splash around and make rainbows in the water, trying to cheer me up. That was back in the old days, ha. That pond isn't really accessible anymore, but I still remember what he did for me. Feebas look the way they do in order to deter predators! It's not ugly, it's ingenious! And it's sort of like what I did back in my dysphoria hoodie days, hiding myself.
Feebas is banned from amity park for apparently having an "ugly" appearance, but it's a fighter and a survivor. The beautiful-looking feebas don't last long in the wild, after all.