It's been some slow 24 hours in here. Sock's have a daily update for all you bags of hot garbage! :P

It's been pretty dead in here in the last couple of days. But the "other" Gamergate thread is still going strong with different unrelated gender topics. Which is why I am only posting in here... But anyways!

Techraptor has an article about Dina and her professional community handling on the Mighty Number 9 project.

Nero has a new radio show out regarding gaming and GG.

And if you have the time, please check out "Women of Gamergate 1", "The Women of Gamergate 2" and "LGBT #GamerGate Supporters Have Their Say" google hangouts. These podcasts are pretty long, but they are worth it and very civil.

And finally, a picture that shows you the GG friendly sites and reviewers at this point in time. Like I said in an earlier post, also protest with your clicks/wallet. ;-)

LOL

Could we get all advertisers to pull out from Gamasutra? That bully Leigh Alexander needs to be out of a job.

I'd suggest that GOG be added to that list... not necessarily because it is pro or anti GG, but because at least here it's a discussed issue and free of censorship or blacklisting. These days that's becoming a rare thing.

Sad to see the reactionary (and terribly ironic) MRA back-slapping and conspiracy theories continue here.

I feel that the vile online abuse is what keeps things like Net Neutrality law alive. People need to be civil... but I feel sorry for the ex-boyfriend.

That's fucking awesome. I still don't like Intel as a company, but i have to say that they got a little bit of respect from me.

I know a lot of folks like to knock political arguments. I'd rather everyone realized living in society absolutely requires some form of politics...

http://www.pocketfullofliberty.com/gamergate/

And I just saw on twitter a couple of #Gamergate tweets that attacked Intel for "submitting to an anti-feminist movement!!!". One of them was from Blizzard's game director... He's probably still bonkers from their epic-fail Diablo 3 launch (Glad that I bought Torchlight instead). Clearly these people have not seen the diversity of Gamergate.

Plus somebody from PC Gamer retweetet a death threat to all Gamergate gamers, Mortal Kombat style. Glad I removed them from my bookmarks...

If you thought that was funny, you should see all of the reactions now that people have had a chance to get things published. It's fucking hilarious now.

The latest news has been up for a few hours...

One of the things mentioned is Brad Wardell outlining a list of possible end-game goals. My favorites are severing all ties with Silverstring media and purging everyone responsible for the inflammatory, anti-gamer articles.
Let me also quote something that cannot be restated enough:
"Most game developers I’ve talked to about this issue cannot fathom why the gaming press would be attacking their own readership."

Ladies and gentleman, may I present Nick Statt from CNET.

Jesus Christ! Don't these people know that they actions reflect poorly onto their companies.