You should consider starting a simple poll asking “Is there more than one YHWH?”
I have already discovered by this poll that there are many haters claiming to be Christians on this board, full of vitriol and judgement, and most of them are not even actually Trinitarians: so I have no doubt there would also be plenty of "two YHWH", "three YHWH", and maybe even "four YHWH" believers calling themselves Trinitarians and acting like you are doomed or unsaved if you do not agree with their (non-Trinitarian) blasphemy.
I included a four count because of what someone said earlier in the thread, that it depends on "how you define YHWH", which meant that if you define Him simply as "God" then the person would agree with the poll question, that "Jesus is YHWH" if He is just God and not Father. But I think what that one did not realize is that, according to the Trinity Shield, you do indeed have a fourth God in the midst of the other three, and that's precisely what that poster was saying, whether knowing it or not: essentially,
"Call the one in the middle YHWH, and then all three are that forth one in the middle", and this is what passes for Trinitarianism thinking and teaching these days? The Trinity bus has gone off the road and over a cliff, the drivers are asleep at the wheel, and everyone on board is partying like it's 1999.
What else can you expect when even Oneness-modalism is now showing up in Bible translations, as seen in some of the verses in the verse list posted earlier by ProDeo, and those were generally paraphrases from what I could tell, meaning that they are the types of Bibles that are more likely to be handed out to new believers. What will happen when those new believers grow up in faith and end up in a place like this being confronted with reality from people who actually do know the scripture?
They will either become vicious just like the examples their own display here on a daily basis, or they will find and believe the truth by way of the scripture, and never return to the lying ones who deceived them from the womb: having discovered that they were not suckling on the milk of the Word, no, but rather suckling rotten milk from some diseased cow.