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![On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 9:43 AM, Kyle Orland <kyle orlando If you are behind on the appalling doxxing attempt against her overnignt, read this first:http /ipastebin com/v4DGSQaR wrote The very first paragraph of that statement: This has nothing to do with games and is not a matter of legitimate public interest, but is simply a personal matter. I would hope and request that the games press be respectful of what IS a personal matter, and not news. This is explicitly about my private life, which has been regrettably forced into the public and framed by people who pose a threat to my safety and well being as well as that of the people I love. I would hope that the effort people have gone through to dress it up as anything more would not be enough to have those who see it for what it is take the bait. I understand where Quinn is coming from, and want to respect her desire for privacy. At the same time, I do feel that there is some legitimate public interest in a game developer being attacked by "the internet. At the same time as*that",I don't want to in essence reward the jerks doing this by giving their "issue" any attention at all (Im not even going to give the b------- journalism ethics" excuse for these attacks the time of day. Even if there is any merit to those accusations, the sickening facts of these attacks easily overwhelms it) But then there's this, from Quinn's statement I have forfeited (my privacy] by being a "public figure" in a small community, while those who delight in assailing me hide behind their keyboards and a culture that permits it, beyond reproach." That "beyond reproach" part is bugging me, because I would LOVE to use my platform to reproach this kind of behavior... but that would go against Quinn's valid and understandable desire not to have this personal matter publicized by the media So what's to be done? Maybe we should just stick to Twitter to boost the signal on this one, rather than our "front pages." (Quinn seemed initially OK with people retweeting her statement she took down the original Tumbir post, so who knows). Maybe we should get a public letter of support going around decrying these kinds of personal attacks, signed by as many sympathetic journalists/developers as we can. Maybe we should just use this as an excuse to give more attention to her work... I know I've been meaning to review Depression Quest since its Steam release. tter.com/TheQuinnspiracy/status/501644035593748481) but then](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/000/832/094/308.jpg "Kyle Orland's email")
![COMICS TMS: I know in the past you've talked about how youve The Internet provides all that. You can interact with the So yes, I get a lot of criticism, that's fine. I bristle at the The Mary Sue Interview: Bill received criticism for stuff that people have percelved people that make the stuff that's important to you! And criticism that starts with a conclusion, 'you are a Nazi Willingham Talks that is, of course, both a blessing and a curse. So criticism can flow much more freely, and it does not racist misogynist homophobe, and that's their opening line. All of those are words to stop a conversation, those are shouting-down, 'you don't even deserve to be heard as political in the books, and I feel like now with the advent of the Internet and people being able to participate more easily in fandoms online, that criticism is a lot easier to share about comics in ge wondering how you feel about that discourse being a much easier thing to share, and much more quickly now Gamergate, Politics in have to go through gatekeepers. The best and the most Comics, and Saving Goodbye to Fables by Carolyn Cox( ' ] | Monday, May 1 1 th 2015 at 3:47 pm u lead off with that, you don't ge erudite and all that are going to get noticed in the long run, butI don't mind that the gatekeepers don't get to decide that. But it's annoying, because of course anyone can call you a s---, and some do. When this whole brouhaha ot the new manners shakes out, when we start to settle on things, one of the things I hope we settle on is that those who will hurl their crap under words. Whe have a conversation with me. I will often hear said-the Gamergate controversy right now is indicative of this-is the arguments that are on that level, and start off on that level, always stay on that level. Because you have just filtered out everyone else [that] is going to argu reasonably, and [now] it's only the verbal bomb throwers. I've got little patie better than mechanisms to silence them, as well. I'm just hoping that the cream rises to the top, that the wa Share tumblr Willingham: There's an old saying I used to love, "a cat can look like a king." Which is, there's no person that's so great that the great unwashed masses unable to see them, the peasant and the king still share some commonality. And now with the Internet, that is the case. What we're trying to do is figure out the rules ohysicall me w mo uthority than tho r that, and yet it's who do it anonymously. Sign your own name to your crap. Stand up for it. When you present yourself to the entire world as a non-person, you have no right to n who can back up his argument is going to e the Internet has changed nything other tha ectt everything. So we've come up with notions and spread The notion tha e the left, it's with this admor dress this way bu my mind th An article not calling Gamergate Nazi women hunters was published on Mary Sue? The f k is going on bo Maybe t sta otice the wa ho ery sing ing. Any ts And yet tha a thing we're wrestling A fish do which it swims. Politics is rife in comics, because comics with now, but we're not really wrestling with that, we're wrestling with 'it's a whole new world, and weve lost manners along the way and we're beginning to percei that we need them. But to etiquette and things like that is kind of old fogey, so we're coming up with new terms stories about le who think and believe s---. Il them manners and](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/000/965/156/f84.png "Mary Sue Fails")
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