Ethics is gaming journalism? Seriously? Death and rape threats to female devs equals to ethics in gaming journalism? Doxing and swatting women in the gaming industry has something to do with ethics or journalism suddenly? Ethics means you're allowed to threaten the life of a developer's husband and child and threaten to rape her till she's bleeding to death? I really don't wanna get into THAT discussion please. It is not relevant to our issue here, and I won't enjoy seeing this thread going down that way. So, can we please skip the dialectics of any sort and focus on the problems at hand?
Woah!
Please don't associate me in any way with such a toxic movement- I'd hate to think you would believe that I'm in any way like that- and I think you can tell that from my previous posts.
Of course I don't think- "Death and rape threats to female devs equals to ethics in gaming journalism"
That wasn't at all my intention with what I wrote, I believe that was reasonably clear and, same as yourself, I don't want to continue any discussion that engages in a dissection of that terrible movement either.
After all, I just spent several paragraphs saying how appalled I was at the awful gamergate.
Gamergate is/was horrendous.
All I was trying to point out was that any genuine attempt to question magazines and their financial connection with the gaming industry has also been scuppered by them, taken off the menu- by a truly egregious movement.
What I wrote in my previous post was my attempt to examine how it has become more difficult to question the media now, because no-one wants, quite rightly, to be associated with those douche bags who sent rape/death threats.
That inability to question the media is somewhat relevant to our issue- if Bioware wants us to shut up, then any magazine that gets it's funding from their advertising probably doesn't want us to be heard either.
You're right we do need to focus on the problems at hand- which includes how do we get more signatures when no-one wants to report anything about these issues... that's a toughie.
If anyone who reads my piffle has any suggestions on how to get more signatures, then they'd be greatfully received.





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