Is it better to use LGBTQIA or MOGII?

LGBTQIA refers to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Intersexual and Asexual or Ally community as a whole. It's better to use LGBTQIA

whatever you feel like. as long as it is not ridiculing the queer community, you can use anything you want, really.

MOGII covers more people, while LGTBQIA covers less. Then again, it depends on the situation at hand and what you actually want to use.

It depends on who you're communicating with. If you're talking with a heteronormative community, then it's better to use LGBTQIA because they'll probably be more familiar with that. However, if you feel that the audience would better benefit from MOGII, then feel free to use it. It depends on the people.

Neither is better or worse. They can't be, because they're almost the exact same thing! I preffer MOGII to be honest, but choose whichever you like!

MOGII covers more people, while LGTBQIA covers less. Then again, it depends on the situation at hand.

I prefer lgbtq+, but saga is also a good term! sexuality and gender acceptance.

I greatly prefer LGBTQ+ because it's already widely recognized by allys/straight people around the world. For example, If I were to ask someone on the street they'd probably at least recognize LGBT. But when we switch acronyms and terms it makes it harder to be recognized and understood.

It depends on personal preference. I believe that most people commonly know the community as "LGBT+" instead of "MOGII". However, the later can be used to categorize other identifies that are not otherwise specified. In the long run, it comes down to the individual and their choice of what they want to associate with, community wise. MOGI is essentially just another, modern term, for LGBTQIA. That is why both can go hand and hand together, as they mean the same thing. They are just stated differently. Marginalized Orientations, Gender Identities, and Intersex versus Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer (or questioning, depending on how you describe it), Intersex, Asexual.

There's really no much difference, both include all gender identities and orientations that are not cisgender/heterosexual. LGBTQ+ is generally the most widespread definition and the one that people more easily recognize and use, but MOGII is ok too, they're both just as inclusive as the other.