Subverting the needs of the state to whatsoever political expedient at the moment Democracy WILL NOT survive these things Introducing violence and intimation Slander,character assassinations Strange bedfellows A media that is heavily biased towards political candidates Trying to modify existing laws for political gain Democracy WILL NOT survive these things Whoever wins the election the political landscape and the way democracy is carried out in the US will change forever

>>327642 Oh Op…. You have to be BLIND to ignore how the USA gov has been pushing feminism all along This just makes things official But how things work haven't changed since some time ago We NEED to protect the first amendment or else it will be really a problem >>327646 A few months since the beginning of GG we thought it may be some globalist Since the opposition and their movement have a global impact and a lot of forced influence everywhere The thing is that we didn't knew what to do from there

>>327828 You need to go into more detail than you have right here. There were tons of pics of Kotaku regarding everything from sidebar ads to in-article ads to paid-for articles. What type of ad format was showcased in the pic? Generally what were the ads being contrasted about? What was the difference between the before and after pics? Right now you could be talking about potentially hundreds of pics people have posted about this subject over the years. You really, REALLY need to narrow it down a lot more to find it. So, give us everything you can remember.

>>327840 Basically it was the frontpage of Kotaku, so sidebar ads. Before the whole page was filled with them and in the after it's the stark white we know and love today.

I can't seem to pin down the exact date her game was ported to PC, but it seems to be close to around the same time this happened? I'm curious if this was just an attempt at free publicity for her "game"…

>>327797 Revolution 60 looks to have finally been released on Steam on September 6th, with LWu's article about Ralph coming out on the 7th. The first stories about Ralph's arrest seem to be from the 5th. The author of the Gamertics article about the arrest believes LWu used his article for info and "totally fucked up all the information": http://archive.is/Qd4vO

>>327783 This guy gets it! If you talk about people IT GIVES THEM POWER If you're making fun of some dumb fatass in a thread YOU GIVE HIM POWER! YOU HAVE TO STOP GIVING HIM POWER because POWER! I glad we have people like you to tell us dumbasses to stop giving him POWER.

I downloaded all files/pics/vids from every link in the logs, can we publicly archive aswell? Repost from v The thing you have all been waiting for, the CON-Skype-Leak It's about 850.000 lines or a little over 50.000 words in size and is from 22-12-2014 to 05-01-2015 There are original 3 files: - The main Skype channel with all of them (the biggest) - And two smaller "Serious Chats" with smaller groups As well as one file with the highlights we found from all 3 logs ```No hacking was involved in obtaining these logs. We were approached by a former member and combed them for info & redacted dox.``` Here are the highlights we found: - Randi Harper of Online Abuse Prevention Initiative doxed a Facebook group in the chat. CON (partnered with Twitter-Support) members celebrate and discuss how they can get people fired. - Katherine Cross of Feminist Frequency praises Harper for doing this.

>>327209 I'd say this board is OK. Just remember to report off topic and raids. Info analysis here: >>327075

The latest CON leak shows they were editing Wikipedia pages to fit their narrative: https://archive.is/lbVd7

>>327768 Someone needs to come up with a twitter alternative soon. There's Voat for Reddit, but I don't know of any practical alternative to Twitter.

>>327769 https://sealion.club/ https://leagueforgamers.com/faq

>>327772 You forgot other nodes like freezepeach.xyz and gnutan.

holy fuck there's a whole pile of them on the side of this post

>>327711 Should we post this in every new GG thread? To get people read up on anti shilling tactics. Make "ignore and report" the instict rather than "LOL, look at this shill, lets talk about this instead guiz" (though I appreciate that might be shills as well) The only risk is that it becomes ignored over-time, or shills go into overdrive over it. Then again, they only bother us if we bring up DIGRA, CON, IGDA, SilverString Media, and the other high-connections. The other method is showing it to mods/janitors, so those that do moniter GG threads know whats up.

Nu, so, where's the proof?

>>327710 Gearbox CEO. Who else would hire Anthony Burch?

>>327649 >Did it stop anyone from doing anything bad? So you want specific details of hypothetical bad incidents that I believe did not happen because gamergate exists? You do realize that is a fucking bizarre request? I think the biggest achievement of gamergate is that all the websites that hated the video game playing public in general were forced to admit that they hated their own audience who paid their bills. Some tried to reform, other closed or whatever but the key thing is they had been found out.

>>327721 Activist movements generally try to stop more powerful groups from business as usual, going ahead with whatever fucked up plans they have. See: Vietnam War protests, Keystone XL pipeline protests, among others. The ones I mentioned are directed at government but they could just as easily be directed at corporations or particularly powerful people. While I agree that thinking of hypothetical situations can be not too useful, when there are clear results I think it speaks for itself.

CERN created the internet. or at least that's what the facts are in this timeline. in my timeline CERN never created the internet. in my timeline the internet was created in the earlier days of the military to create a new secret more secure form of communication, and the project was used by the earlier hackers who basically found and then began to use the internet for their own needs, and the military did nothing to stop it, but rather sat back and watched. they always wanted others to use it, because look at what it became today. today the internet is the largest worldwide surveilance system where people unknowingly or knowingly give their information to the entire world. However, it is beginning to appear more as though CERN may have hijacked the timeline for their own purposes and made themselves the original creators of the internet. in theory, how much money or power would one person hold if they were to go back in time and become the original creator of google, and never sell it?- let alone the entire internet? here are some links, some are more conflicting than others- perhaps due to timeline residue. not everything gets changed or erased, similarly to how so many people remember things differently. https://home.cern/topics/birth-web http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/09/history-internet/ http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2407539,00.asp http://message.snopes.com/showthread.php?t=81408

>>327624 > CERN created the internet. > or at least that's what the facts are in this timeline. nice Stein's Gate roleplaying. DARPA made TCP/IP in the '70s and switched over all of Arpanet to it in… was it '82? '84?Tim Berners-Lee worked at CERN when he created HTML (the WWW) in '91. These are two different things. Senator Al Gore pushed for funding NSFNet to create the backbone network and for changes in law to open up the internet to civilian and commercial activity. He gets to take credit too.

>>327617 okay, so we have a month. how do we stop this shit from happening?

Speaking of Brianna Wu. https://twitter.com/HFA/status/772563031716982786 http://www.bustle.com/articles/181399-im-thrilled-hillary-clinton-is-taking-on-the-alt-right-you-should-be-too

i need to go to bed and i see this. god damn it.

you know what to do right? flag the video as controversial content

>>327431 Always great when the Overton window is shifted. >GamerGate as when in 2014/15 the corruption was exposed. Feelsgoodman

>>327431 >IT's look down on vidya development because, except for a few big guys, it's riddled with low-paying jobs, friend politics, corruption and extremism You forgot shitty programmers, carmack is one of the very few game devs that non-game programmers respect >the corruption was exposed I dont know where you are working now OP but there's corruption in IT as well, specially in the appdev/startup scene Tons of assholes there outright stealing shit, every tech blogger out there gets paid to give coverage, everybody mucks numbers using spam to generate traffic and fake users to say they got traction And don't get me started with investors, they are scummy as shit

>>327609 >I dont know where you are working now OP but there's corruption in IT as well, specially in the appdev/startup scene fortunately, my company is not involved in that nonsense. They provide services to a broad customer base, all of them companies who they've worked together with for up over 10 years now. So I think I'm good.

>>325814 Who fucking cares, she's a fucking opportunist that tried to milk gamergate for camshows. Plus she's built like a teenage boy.

Happy anniversary faggots

I'm going to go ahead and unsticky this, since the 30th has come and gone. I want to say that it was fantastic seeing the board buzzing again, and I want to thank everyone who contributed to the anniversary and the hashtag. Two years down, many more to come? Time will tell, anons.

>>327358 Blitzkrieg Log came first but it's for you to decide. Smoking Guns is probably a better known name, so you could just stick with that and say Blitzkrieg Log is the 8chan equivalent or something

I don't know if ya guys have heard, but Bonegolem found some extra stuff that we can use for the operation: https://www.red*dit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/50oojp/deepfreeze_nine_new_journalists_were_found_to_be/

Here's the archive version (I'm a bit worried about ya guys not seeing my previous link): https://archive.is/JyWDo

>The Pixelmon Kingdom is a standard Minecraft survival map, 10 times 10 kilometers in size (10.000 blocks x 10.000 blocks, 4 times as big as a ‘’large’’ console map). It starts with nothing. Players can go up in groups, go to the far ends of the world and start making cities, towns, mines, farms etc for themselves. Because of the Pixelmon mod, people can also create and maintain their own pokemon centres, gyms, etc. Everything has to be created from scratch, so a whole economy has to be set up, and of course the way people train and get their own pokemon - even down to creating their own pokeballs, growing fruits, etc. After that, a league can be created where people have to get badges by defeating every gym, allowing them to enter the main competition. (use a google doc to keep track of the leagues and gyms, who has badges etc) >People can become builders (giving them the right to build, chop, etc) or users, where they just play as regular trainers or other roles.

>>324160 Thanks.

Any more out there?