Hirota wrote:We always have. We're just busy trying to ward off the lies told in the press and by certain people, at the same time.Ashmoria wrote:so have gamergaters started talking rationally about what to do about gaming journalism yet? is there any actual action on what is supposed to be their reason for existing as a group?
Their arrows may blot out the sun, but the brothers and sisters of gamergate continue to fight in the shade.
Some people would like you to think that Gamergate is nothing more than a rag-tag bunch of neckbeard misfits from 4chan and 8chan with no organised agenda other than a general mysogny and anger towards women in the industry. This is a lie, perpetrated by key members in the gaming industry (and naively swallowed and recycled by some people) because they are incapable of debating on an equal footing about the purpose of Gamergate, and would rather try and bury the movement under a smear campaign.
If I'm honest, the truth is probably somewhere inbetween what I'm saying, and what you'd see in the press - its not as simple as looking at one source and relying upon that for an answerr. What I would suggest is you look at some of the resources who have tried to stay neutral in the debate - particularly the escapist and the huffington post web casts - and keep an open mind.
If you have questions which I can answer for you, I can't guarantee to give you an impartial answer, but I can promise to try and give you a fair answer.
I just want to know if anyone is working on improving gaming journalism and if so what are they doing? I don't care what is being reported. I want to know what is being done.







