@cute_weeds Not even. More like "so you want your peers to think you might be nice to queer people? GOLD STAR".

Only giving self-identified allies a refresher course on how to be respectful of queer people is insulting. For most of the well-intentioned among them it's probably insulting in the sense that it tells them things they already know, but for the rest of us... it's insulting in that you're not telling the people who could probably most use said refresher. If such an info packet is necessary at all it should probably be included in the program.

Personally, I have an easier time identifying as an ally than I do as queer and that's a problem I should probably work to overcome (given I am, in fact, attracted to all the ladies). I think being an ally is great, but the best way to do that is really to shut up and listen to queer people, not invent ways to give yourself a gold star for being an ally. Your reward for being a good ally isn't the pat on the back by your straight/cis colleagues, it's a better relationship with your queer ones.