thats an interesting question though. It REALLY depends on perspective. I am an unlabeled person and i think the flag looks nice + makes me feel more like apart of the LGBTQ+, but unlabeled has been a term people have been treating like a label so the flag, as much as i like it, kind of sucks.

It doesnt. Some unlabeled people use the flag because it makes them feel like they belong more in LGBTQ+ Some unlabeled people dont use it because it feels like a label its kind of complicated but i think most unlabeled people don't really care if the flag is used or not. Its really just a choice depending on person if you want to use it or not.

https://unlabeledinfo.carrd.co/

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