See www.thecitizenswhocare.org/list-of-gender-terms.html

What does MOGII mean?

MOGII is a fairly new acronym, and while I think it's more descriptive of the broad spectrum of sexuality and gender identities, it could be used in conjunction with GSRM or LGBTQI until more people are aware of its meaning. MOGII stands for Marginalized Orientations, Gender Identities, and Intersex. No need to label everyone, because everyone is included. Panromantic? Marginalized orientation. Demiboy? Marginalized gender identity. They're all covered, everyone is welcome, no one is ignored or left out, and no arguing over what each letter stands for. Done.

GSRM stands for "Gender Sexual Romantic Minorities." It is an all-inclusive term for anyone outside of the cisgendered, heterosexual spectrum. As it stands, LGBTQA+ does NOT include everyone which brings about a sense of emnity within our own community.
Source: www.google.com/search?q=mogii&rlz=1C1NHXL_enUS725US726&oq=mogii&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.17907j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

The LGBTQA+ community: Replace the acronym LGBTQA+ with GSRM

GSRM stands for "Gender Sexual Romantic Minorities." It is an all-inclusive term for anyone outside of the cisgendered, heterosexual spectrum. As it stands, LGBTQA+ does NOT include everyone which brings about a sense of emnity within our own community. GSRM should serve to replace it and provide a more inclusive atmosphere in the community.
Source: www.change.org/p/the-lgbtqa-community-replace-the-acronym-lgbtqa-with-gsrm

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Is it better to use LGBTQIA or MOGII?

Depends what you're using them for. The problem with the LGBT+ monikers is that it pinpoints specific identities. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, but also Agender and Aromantic, and maybe Genderqueer and Gray-asexual? Maybe we should add a P on there for poly and pan, but a D for demi. And it goes on, becoming an alphabet soup of letters to make sure we don't leave anyone out. No identity is more important than another, so why should the label for our entire community represent only a few of us? MOGII, on the other hand, stands for Marginalized Orientations, Gender Identities, and Intersex. No need to label everyone, because everyone is included. Panromantic? Marginalized orientation. Demiboy? Marginalized gender identity. We're all covered, everyone is welcome, no one is ignored or left out, and no arguing over what each letter stands for. Done. However... while most people know what LGBT+ and its incarnations mean and represent, not so many outside of the community know what MOGII means. So if you're trying to reach a wide audience who may not know much about our community, you may be better off sticking with LGBT+ and friends for now, even though MOGII is more inclusive and much more fun to say.

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Depends on what you feel more comfortable using. I prefer to use MOGII (Marginalized Orientation, Gender Identity, and Intersex) as it is more inclusive than LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, and Asexual). There is also the term GSRM (Gender, Sexual and Romantic Minority). LGBTQ(IAP)+ is the most known but it depends on what you feel most comfortable refering to.

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It depends on what your intentions are. If you are trying to refer to yourself or someone else who fits in the LGBTQIA community, then go ahead. But if you want to be more inclusive to everybody, and not necessarily SPECIFIC sexual orientations or gender identifications, you could use MOGII. It is all up to the situation and the person you're talking to. LGBTQIA is something that more people are familiar with, and can feel more like a community than MOGII. However, MOGII is more inclusive to everyone, especially people who are of the lesser known sexualities and genders, such as pansexual, polysexual, demisexual, demigirl, demiboy, genderfluid, etc. So in my opinion I would just say to vary from situation to situation.

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The former is great for conversations about being specifically inclusive; the other term is a more broad inclusion, but it is less known to people who may not be familiar with the community. Use at your discretion.

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Both are great. LGBTQ+ is more specific to the different things, but none of them will cover everything.

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Just for simplicity, it's probably better to use LGBTQIA, or LGBT+, because most people will understand what you mean. I am myself a member of the queer community, and I truly didn't have a clue what MOGII means. In a communtiy that is well informed, it might make sense to use MOGII, since it includes everybody.

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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.

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

Source: www.7cups.com/qa-lgbtq--17/is-it-better-to-use-lgbtqia-or-mogii--2848/