I disagree with this. As I mentioned above, no one is unaware of gay people, and the lack of quality content created for us, unless they are unfathomably stupid or willfully ignorant.
Just saying "you need to do better" is too nebulous, what does "better" mean to people who are not part of the queer community? We can't just expect them to get it right based on faith, because that leads us to situations like these.
A few weeks ago I made a topic here urging straight gamers to get involved, and stand up for queer content, and I was raked over the coals for not being specific enough. I was shocked by how many "tell me exactly what to do" responses I got. At first I was really frustrated by these responses because they felt disingenuous, but I realized that many people need to be pushed to do the right thing, and the best way to do that is to give them specific actions they can take.
If we don't start narrowing in on tangible results we want, we'll just keep getting weak willed half measures and spineless PR responses about how "important" we are, while we dine on crumbs.