tremere110: The #stopgamergate2014 tag is trending on twitter. The primary strategy seems to be yelling misogynist as loudly as possible in hopes that gamergate will go away.
Because that worked so well with the gamers are dead articles...
jefequeso: Actually, it might work. There's now a heavy pushback against Gamergate, and the new narrative is "it doesn't matter what you actually stand for, people associate you with harassment and (now) terrorist threats, so away with you."
There was a handful of negative storys in the regular news coincidentally timed with this.
The other news on this is getting more subtle in their reporting like the article from CNN.
On one side are the so-called hardcore gamers, most of them male, who make and play adrenaline-fueled games such as the "Halo" and "Call of Duty" shooter series. On another side are a new wave of gaming enthusiasts, many of them women, who are making and playing games that don't involve a shootout, a chase or sometimes even a quest of any kind.