<human>: I have to conduct a scholarly review of a study that someone did within Word of Warcraft - basically, they were proving that female avatars, whether or not the gamer was indeed female, received the "bulk of negative interactions" in the online world.

This, in part, was because of the physical appearance of these female avatars. I want to see if things are different in a mostly text-based community, like Reddit. I'm looking for stories from males, females, transgender, whatever, and how they were treated on Reddit based on their gender if it was brought up in discussion or if it's implied in their username. Or even, how has the anonymity of most Reddit accounts changed the way they were treated? Do females read and treat everyone as a female? Do males read and treat everyone as a male?

Sure, I could head on over to /r/gonewild and use the comments there to tie it to the original World of Warcraft tests, but I'm kind of wanting to see if it is indeed actually the physical appearance rather than just a text-based username or gender-specific discussion that impact how people are treated.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Have you been treated a certain way, or treated someone a certain way, based on yours or their gender on Reddit?