Once a useful tool for avoiding transphobia online, now completely useless because the people in charge of deciding who is marked red and who is marked green are so caught up in intracommunity infighting that theyve started marking other trans people as unsafe, for reasons as trivial and insignificant as "dared to talk about their own experiences with transphobia in a way i didn't like". I frequently see people spewing the most vile, transphobic, indistinguishable-from-jk-rowling transphobia marked as green on shinigami eyes, but because its directed at trans men and nonbinary people, its A-OK! meanwhile the most trans-accepting people in the world are marked as red because they *don't* openly hate trans men and nonbinary people. The guidelines openly state that use of slurs originating from 4chan nazis specifically to refer to transmascs and nonbinary people are not enough to warrant being marked red. In which case, what's the point? Is this not intended to tell you who is and is not transphobic? How is "using transphobic slurs" not enough to warrant being marked transphobic? Truly a useless extension. But honestly, it was kind of doomed to fail from the beginning.