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** The [[Flame War]] on [[The Other Wiki]] article got ''so bad'' that Jimmy Wales got involved. It also led to the banning of [[wikipedia:User:Ryulong|Ryulong]], a notorious admin.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20160203123105/https://lolcow.wiki/wiki/Ryulong Lolcow Wiki article]</ref> |
** The [[Flame War]] on [[The Other Wiki]] article got ''so bad'' that Jimmy Wales got involved. It also led to the banning of [[wikipedia:User:Ryulong|Ryulong]], a notorious admin.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20160203123105/https://lolcow.wiki/wiki/Ryulong Lolcow Wiki article]</ref> |
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* On the mainstream media, the ABC News [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAyncf3DBUQ coverage on GG], which aired in the US on January 2015 tends to be considered one of the worst reports involving video games in recent memory and viewed as on par with yesteryear's sensationalism with video game violence. Added criticism from pro-GG has been levied at accusations of ABC censoring comments on said report's [[YouTube]] video. |
* On the mainstream media, the ABC News [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAyncf3DBUQ coverage on GG], which aired in the US on January 2015 tends to be considered one of the worst reports involving video games in recent memory and viewed as on par with yesteryear's sensationalism with video game violence. Added criticism from pro-GG has been levied at accusations of ABC censoring comments on said report's [[YouTube]] video. |
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* Since GG came to light, a growing number of major games media sites have updated their ethical policies. It's also inspired the Society of Professional Journalists to establish the [https://www.spj.org/kunkel.asp Kunkel Awards] in 2015, an alternative award meant to promote proper and ethical games journalism. |
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* One major consequence of GG has been the founding of the Italy-based watchdog [www.deepfreeze.it/ DeepFreeze], whose stated purpose is to document and monitor journalism, and games media in particular. |
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Revision as of 05:20, 28 March 2016
- Discussion of Gamergate on TV Tropes was stifled and banned right from the start.[1] They've since been on GG's boycott list.
- The treatment of GG on sites like Rational Wiki and The Other Wiki has not only spurred massive Flame Wars, but has brought into question just how impartial, fair and ethical such sites are in practice.
- The Flame War on The Other Wiki article got so bad that Jimmy Wales got involved. It also led to the banning of Ryulong, a notorious admin.[2]
- On the mainstream media, the ABC News coverage on GG, which aired in the US on January 2015 tends to be considered one of the worst reports involving video games in recent memory and viewed as on par with yesteryear's sensationalism with video game violence. Added criticism from pro-GG has been levied at accusations of ABC censoring comments on said report's YouTube video.
- Since GG came to light, a growing number of major games media sites have updated their ethical policies. It's also inspired the Society of Professional Journalists to establish the Kunkel Awards in 2015, an alternative award meant to promote proper and ethical games journalism.
- One major consequence of GG has been the founding of the Italy-based watchdog [www.deepfreeze.it/ DeepFreeze], whose stated purpose is to document and monitor journalism, and games media in particular.