Vainamoinen: A week ago in the wonderful land of gamergate journalist ethics, The Escapist publishes an article by "influential #gamergate defender", reaxxion interviewee and AVFM author Elisabeth Fogarty/Finnegan (and assorted other surnames) that questions the doability of the Star Citizen project. No problems with that. Well, one.
No one reads that article.
In the following week, for some reason half a dozen negative employer reviews pop up on glassdoor.com. Their voluminous anonymous accusations – including, but not limited to, clear cut racism – are worked into a new article of Fogarty's.
THAT brings author and website the desired reaction, including one from Chris Roberts himself (who can conclusively demonstrate the likelihood of an anonymous twitter account, which started to attack Roberts one day before the article was published, and which doxed his daughter, to belong to Fogarty).
The relationship between spontaneously metastasizing glassdoor reviews and surprisingly similar sounding accusations in the article is swiftly explained by Fogarty. These people have supposedly contacted her before they wrote the glassdoor stuff and her article was almost finished when these reviews went online.
I'd give you a link to the Escapist article in question, but the website has decided to insult its readers while taking the article down (yes, insult, wasn't there something gamergatey to do when readers get insulted?). The link now leads to let me google that for you and the results for "entitlement".
Ah, the entitlement to ethical journalism.
Meanwhile Fogarty, consoled by "actually neutral" neo-gamergater Derek Smart, takes to twitter (to the single non anonymous account of hers) to defend how there weren't any "accusations" in the article as it was interspersed with mentions of "allegedly".
That's your beautiful, your ethical future of high quality journalism! You made that bed, gentlemen and ladies.
Now let us collectively witness bigotry at work when Elisabeth Fogarty for some strange reason evades an entry on deepfreeze.it for "sensationalism".
I had much trouble understanding your post. Here is my grip of the facts after 10 mins on KiA and 5 on your post :
-Lizzy wrote the series of articles sourcing anonymous ex-employees of SC project dev team.
-The article itself quoted only quotes from the verified ex-devs but had a general one-sidedness because SC project devs weren't contacted for their side on the allegations.
-After this interview; the ex-employees (not employers) went on to review the working conditions at a site called glassdoor where they made similar allegations as in Lizzy's article.
-The 2nd article evoked a response; and the lead dev and his family was doxxed allegedly from the allegations levelled by the articles and the glassdoor reviews.
-This caused controversy.
Now onto to tin foil from you :
-Lizzy has a twitter account that he used to harass Chris Roberts, the leader of the SC project / dev team.
-He can prove the accounts that doxxed him are owned by Lizzy but you don't link proof
-Lizzy has only one non anon account because she is a GGer and uses them to harass people
So Lizzy wrote a series of semi one-sided articles and it led to someone getting doxxed so it must beLlizzy doxxing them.
Who were the conspiracy theorists again?