Notes:

This image is from April 7, a month after the article for the subject was moved from draft to mainspace on March 6, 2024. Sweet Baby's notability from the start was its focus as a pro-DEI progressive narration consultant working on properly constructed representation, but also as a target on Kiwi Farms and conspiracy theorists that led to the whole "GamerGate 2" term.

There were briefly some edit conflicts on the article, but thankfully it received extended protection for at least a year the moment GamerGate comparisons gained traction. As for the discussions it immediately became a mess. Floods of unregistered users and one-purpose accounts accused the article (mostly unchanged in basic ideas from the start) of being one-sided, providing primary, independent sources from X and YouTube, along with unreliable sources such as game8.co and That Park Place. In the end hardly anything supporting the accusations was proven according to Wikipedia's sourcing standards, and publications from Game Developer to The Guardian confirmed the accusations as conspiracy. A reliable right-wing source has yet to be available, and the article is appropriately scrutinized, especially since Wikipedia's gaming editors are among the most professional.

To answer the obvious, yes I was involved, down to the same username. I did some minor stuff and discussed the section title that's now the area when you search "GamerGate 2", along with finding a Media Matters for America (MMfA) source mentioned by someone else. I deliberately strayed from the more complicated areas however, since this isn't something I'm experienced in and would rather not speak for myself. I am posting this screenshot for history and as a response (if any) to the radicalization of Know Your Meme's gaming community after a decade. I likely won't get involved with subsequent comments since none of the potential discourse would be healthy for me. This is not an invitation to the talk page. There hasn't been anything already said, what with the FAQ and all.

Combined with the 2023–2024 video game industry layoffs this is a horrible year to be a gamer. A big turning point of a year as well.