Xena is definitely one of the prime examples of queercoding in fandom canons, yeah!
Once you get into openly canonically queer characters I think you get off the queerbait vs. queercode question and run into a whole different gamut of issues, 'killing your queers' being the most obviously visible, but there's also another whole spectrum between bad tokenism and actual good representation.
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Once you get into openly canonically queer characters I think you get off the queerbait vs. queercode question and run into a whole different gamut of issues, 'killing your queers' being the most obviously visible, but there's also another whole spectrum between bad tokenism and actual good representation.