Are those really game devs? http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1s7k8i1

I have been misinformed. Sry can't edit my post.

Kotaku bloggers need to read your comment.

Than I have been misinformed - can't edit my post. But I want to add allegedly to it.

Will you make a report/article about the #gamergate tag which has been frienldy and inclusive and had it's supporters doxxed and harassed with death threats and insults? Is a guy working at Polygon threatening swatting people not harassment, not news-worthy?

There is enough evidence through their connections with eachother with a certain PR firm that also has ties with Polygon and whose clients had relationships with 2 or more Kotaku writers.

She herself is a problem with massive ties to the organisations and people who showed that unethical behaviour trying to whitewash them through 'changing the discussion'.

Or promoting people who sleep around with employees of Silverstring or the people Silversting supports like the guy from the fraud organisation IGF.

"There is something wrong with gaming journalism"

I wish this was the equality people were talking about instead of demonizing games catered towards males.

Yes, that's what I'm talking about. :)

I think the show is funny. I don't understand the reaction to my post though, care to explain?

Just looking at the left arm (right from her view) tells me the one you posted is just made for the shock effect.

I'm okay with not talking about people's private matters. When they allegedly did something and even have to suffer from it while actually being the victim.

I don't actually think anyone will change his or her mind on this issue. So you thinking it doesn't offer good arguements is irrelevant because I think your hypothesis is based on looking at games with a confirmation bias.

Where is a link to an essay that debunks her BS? Harassment is wrong, but shouldn't shield you from proper criticism and there is a lot of it out there. Like Thunderfoot's videos.

Many people already debunked what he came up with.

Honest question, was that games reporter (mattingly or sth) worth two lengthy articles for that embarrassing stuff he posted? Seriously, that was ridiculous of him, but if that was worth to be made public and call people by names how is this scandal not even worth some coverage?

"I don't even like video games"

What I don't understand is that you make a big point with two articles about some rnd guy who failed at his approach (this http://kotaku.com/reporter-apolo…)