I’ll bite.
Besides the fact that nobody is forcing you to attend campaigns you might dislike and going into the campaign thread to tell people how you wouldn’t want to join is a bit of a prick move, just “rolling in to the Horde camp” and approaching them only to go unnoticed often stems from you not attempting to join the conversation at hand to begin with.
In all the campaigns I’ve attended Horde side, Camp RP atmosphere is one of the predominantly best things about playing Horde. Because while on Alliance side you very often do get ignored, Horde side (due to smaller pool of players) is very accommodating to people – provided they even try to participate.
Standing around and expecting to be the belle of the ball by virtue of showing up like as if it was such a huge chore doesn’t make for very interesting RP, and people don’t tend to give much mind to things they don’t find interesting be it in real life or online.
Being a blood elf and orcs lmao has nothing to do with it.
It’s the same “There’s no RP around anymore” syndrome. There’s a lot of RP around, and a lot of it good. You’re just not trying to engage.