Oh, the personal account of woe and fear that you yourself didn't even read. Or if you actually did, you refused to recount the actual point you were trying to make with it. Certainly there was no evidence you presented us.
...of course I read it. Quoting points out of context is a gamergate speciality: its not something I'm gonna do here.
If I can sit through twenty minute long gamergate rants I'm sure you can take five minutes to read her post. Just read the thing.
I read it a couple of paragraphs and found no evidence of harassment, because this wasn't supposed to present evidence of harassment, it was supposed to show how she feels. I stopped reading where she whined about having to prove her accusations to a judge when she gag-ordered her ex she cheated on.
That is a misrepresentation of what she said, and a misrepresentation of what happened.
For anyone who wants to read what she actually said and not something that was made up, the blog in question is here.
http://ohdeargodbees.tumblr.com/post/107838639074/august-never-ends
Talk about manipulative psychopath...
Eron Gjoni is a manipulative psychopath? I agree. Zoe Quinn? Not at all. There is a reason why she was granted that restraining order.
You are still absolutely welcome to provide real evidence. If it was in the parts that I did not read in the article, be so kind and copypaste the exact parts or at least say exactly where it is in that wall of text.
Evidence has been provided. Your continued refusal to read that evidence has been noted for all to see. Stop complaining if you can't be bothered to read it. If I can sit through Thunderfoot then you can read a few paragraphs of text.
And calling Zoe's blog a "wall of text" is laughable, especially when compared with the wall of text that started the whole thing, which I'm pretty sure that you have read.
https://thezoepost.wordpress.com/
And even more laughable is the fact that the entire case against Zoe Quinn is contained in the Zoe Post, and that was more than enough evidence for a whole movement to start up based on it. And you can't take five minutes to read Zoe Quinn's side of the story? Really?
See, that's the kind of silly thing that keeps people from having an actual conversation with you. I'm free to comment on your posts without actually wasting my time on stuff I deem silly. And this is becoming one of them, again. If it bothers you I selectively engage you, stop engaging me, or try to stop playing these games.
It doesn't bother me at all if you choose to engage me or not. But you keep saying you won't engage me any further, then you decide to engage me. I'm wondering exactly: why are you doing that?
I'm under no obligation to limit my topics of interest to ethics in gaming journalism, that's rather preposterous of you to think so. Right now I'm more interested in the absolutely biased media coverage GG has received. There's KiA subreddit for talking about ethics in gaming journalism, feel free to contribute, as everyone is welcome there.
KIA is talking about ethics in games journalism?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Omigosh, I'm bent over backwards laughing!
We have given you a running commentary on the top threads at KIA, and they aren't about ethics.
If you aren't talking about it there, and you aren't talking about it here, you aren't talking about it.
Feminism and gaming industry is what this thread is about (or how it's ruining gaming industry), and right now the extreme feminists are having quite a lovely time tarring the gaming industry. I will talk about that for as long as that interests me. You cool with that?
Well finally you are coming out and admitting the truth.
If you want to exclusively talk about ethics in gaming journalism without including derails about SJWs, feminism, MRAs, manbabies, fedora nerds, trolls, misogynists and professional victims, maybe you should start a new thread. Or maybe not. For all I care, discuss it here.
We have barely talked about games journalism at all. In this thread Wildy is the only one who actually cares about it and is discussing it seriously.
But I think you've finally been honest with us and dropped all pretence that, with at least as far as you are concerned, that gamergate is not about "ethics in game journalism" but feminism and the gaming industry. So lets finally stop pretending you care about ethics, when all you want to do is "point and laugh at the silly feminists", agreed?
So, what's on your mind regarding ethics in gaming journalism? Anything new? If you want people to chime in, make a start.
Apparently you care so little for ethics in games journalism you don't have a clue about the topic I bought up once in conversation with Edx and once in conversation with you. The latest interview with Peter Molyneux with Rock, Paper, Shotgun has been criticised by many for being to rough on him. Do you think that the way Molyneux was treated by John Walker was an ethical way for a journalist to act?