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![Reply #14 September 6, 2016 11:43:34 AM fromLittle Tiny Frogs Forums I've updated this post since it has recently come out that her attack on me was premeditated and coordinated http://heatst.com/tech/chat-logs-expose-crash-override-network-as-online-bullies/ It should be noted the double-standard that exists. If you search Google for Zoe Quinn and then do a Google search on my name you would think I was the controversial one. Make of that what you will Frogboy Join Date 03/2001 +1486 Stardock UPDATE #2: Logs form the so-called anti-harassment group "Crash Override Network" indicate that Zoe Quinn was coordinating the attacks on me Reduced 75% 4687 [31/12/2014, 1:28:56 AM] drinternetphd:attack that specific accusation 688.[31/12/2014, 1:28:59 AM] Charloppe: they cant be this stupid 689[31/12/2014, 1:29:05 AM] drinternetphd: put a period in front of it. 690 [31/12/2014, 1:29:10 AM] drinternetphd: set the f----- on fire 691[31/12/2014, 1:29:20 AM] drinternetphd: he does nothing but f------ abuse people in industry 692[31/12/2014, 1:29:27 AM] drinternetphd: he f------ throws bees at people with allergies for christ sake 693. [31/12/2014, 1:29:43 AM] drinternetphd: maybe replace "your" with "this 694 [31/12/2014, 1:29:48 AM] Ian Cheong: ah yeah 695 [31/12/2014, 1:29:54 AM] Alex Lifschitz: Again, I'd probably just private reply with "This one?" and a link to his live tweet 696[31/12/2014, 1:30:01 AM] Alex Lifschitz: Polite, informal, doesn't look like dogpiling. Original 797 x 221 I am the one she wants to "set on fire". For what? Because when she tweeted the image of the cartoon an artist made (that l had never seen until she posted it) and me tweeting to the artist he could send us his resume was photoshopped to look like they were related. Rather than focus on the obvious: That she was creating a false impression that I had tweeted to this guy because of his cartoon she wanted to focus on the fact I had referred to the presentation of the two images together as photoshopping To find out how this "anti-harassment" engaged in coordinated attacks on unsuspecting wrong-thinkers such as myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v xGOueq31ZkY Update #3: Apparently drinternetphd is Zoe Quinn. I'm not sure who I have ever "abused" in the industry. Bu I will say it's hilarious that she thinks I throw bees at people because that is based on this skit we did at work Brad experiments at work with bees Note the number of down votes that video has. A lot of people thought this was real. CON apparently did too](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/421/720/623.png "Brad Wardell bullied by Zoe Quinn's Crash Override Network")
![1:58 PM (4 hours ago) ☆ ▼ to Hello As I'm sure you are aware, Casey Johnston recently wrote an article titled, The death of the gamers" and the women who "killed" them. This article is a piece of an ongoing controversy I'm sure you've already heard too much about. I'm hoping not to rehash what you already know the-death-of-the-gamers-and-the-women-who-kille them/ What concerns me about this article is two part. First, that the article was clearly prompted by some sort of talking point memo source. It uses the same conception, phrasing, and aggressive "concerned" style as nearly a dozen articles with shockingly similar titles, released on other sites on the same day Is this typical of articles on Ars Technica? Do political and PR companies normally dictate the tone, focus, and content of your articles? Second, is even more concerning. It seems the source of these talking points was likely Silverstring Media, a PR company who is planning to manufacture a product for sale using the same phrasing Casey used in her piece. This now means that Casey's article serves as what has become a clandestine marketing campaign from a PR company. Ars Technica is effectively providing free advertising for a product for sale by a politically driven PR firm. That doesn't seem like a situation I would have expected from any of Ars Technica's writers in the past. The below link/screenshot are from Maya Felix Kramer's personal Twitter account, and was released prior to Casey's article s://twitter.com/legobutts/status/501855043612848 /pbs.twimg.com/media/Bwia CAAAI1z7.png:lar Thank you 2:52 PM (3 hours ago) ☆ tome ! The article is an original work, and the only source materials used are those linked in the article. There were no additional sources, and there was certainly no contact with anyone from a PR or marketing firm/agency before or since I imagine the similarity in language you are seeing stems from the technical vocabulary of feminism, abuse, and more recent online discussions about inequality in general. The timing of the article was also pretty much the result of the story breaking into the mainstream, particularly once researcher Dan Golding had written on it (he is the one who coined the "death of gamers" and carried out the most sociological of analyses to date) Regards From: Sent: Tuesdav, September 02, 2014 1:59 PM Subject: Marketing in recent Ars Technica article 4:24 PM (1 hour ago) ☆ He My mistake. What an incredible coincidence so many authors uncritically referenced an obscure Tumblr post on the same day on the exact same topic, shortly after the merchandise was being discussed (with the "WE KILLED THEM" bracelet existing before this Tumblr post). It is odd that Dan Golding's article (http:l/dangolding tumblr.com/post/95985875943/the-end-of-gamers) was published on the same day with no communication with Casey or these other article authors! It is all rather remarkable, don't you think? Is rewording Tumblr posts a common method Ars Technica writers use as the basis of their articles? Is calling for the "death" and "ki appropriate to you? Would we often use such strong and hateful language? Do you imagine your technical writers would directly reference the killing of, not Android, but Android users? The dead of iPhone users? Seems unnecessarily provocative and potentially dangerous to use suclh language, don't you agree? illing" of a large segment of Ars Technica readers //www.facebook.com/attentionseekersi osts 382 9888 Sorry if any of my sources or timetables are off. I'm no journalist, op-ed is so much easier Thank vou for vour time Mail Delivery Subsystem to me Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently 4:24 PM (1 hour ago) ☆ Technical details of permanent failure Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain arstechnica.com by 9a.ess.barracudanetworks anetworks.com. [64.235.154.66] The error that the other server returned was 550 permanent failure for one or more recipients@arstechnica.com quarantined) Original message](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/000/822/784/3e6.png "A conversation with Ars Technica")
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