Ha! Ha! Time for Eurogamer!
"We cannot let this become gaming culture - Organised abuse and threats of mass murder: this is the legacy of GamerGate."
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-10-17-we-cannot-let-this-become-gaming-culture
>Instead of engaging with her arguments - which are certainly not beyond debate - Sarkeesian's opponents have opted for a rabble-rousing campaign of defamation, disinformation and organised harassment.
>Strange as it may seem, there are positives to be drawn from this ugly situation. The first is that there is any progressiveness for the trolls to attack in the first place.
>[…]but let's turn our back on the term GamerGate and all the hate and exclusion it has come to stand for. We hope this is the last time we'll ever have to use it on this site.
"Editor's blog: I am sexist - Let's talk about how, why and what I'm doing about it."
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-06-18-editors-blog-i-am-sexist
>So I am writing this because I hope that if I stand up and admit that I am sexist, have always been sexist and will probably always have to rebel against this bit of programming in my head whenever it is triggered, one or two people will realise that they can relate to what I'm saying, and that will give them a bit of courage to try to do something about it as well.
"Editor's blog: A brief note about "GamerGate" - We support Andreas Zecher's open letter to the gaming
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-09-02-editors-blog-a-brief-note-about-gamergatecommunity."
>You probably know what this is in reference to, although we haven't written about it directly up to now. It's the phenomenon known on social media as "GamerGate", which began with allegations against an indie developer made by an ex-boyfriend and has taken on an increasingly toxic life of its own in the intervening period.