OK, that's weird, the poll says it is viewable by anyone, but when I submit it says I don't have permission to view the poll. Have we found a DW bug?
Anyway, I think there is an important difference between people who write/create just one protagonist for one fandom and people who write/create for lots of different fandoms or at least sub-fandoms and either stick to just one type of protagonist or go for a diversity of protagonist types. Fans are obsessives so it is easy for people to get locked into doing just one thing again and again not because it has anything to do with prejudice but because that is the focus of their fannish obsession. So I'd be more dubious of someone who basically went for a wide diversity but never wrote a female protagonist than someone who never went for diversity at all.
Also I wish to stress that my 0 is the result of rounding down, I have in fact finished one drabble in the last year.
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Anyway, I think there is an important difference between people who write/create just one protagonist for one fandom and people who write/create for lots of different fandoms or at least sub-fandoms and either stick to just one type of protagonist or go for a diversity of protagonist types. Fans are obsessives so it is easy for people to get locked into doing just one thing again and again not because it has anything to do with prejudice but because that is the focus of their fannish obsession. So I'd be more dubious of someone who basically went for a wide diversity but never wrote a female protagonist than someone who never went for diversity at all.
Also I wish to stress that my 0 is the result of rounding down, I have in fact finished one drabble in the last year.