#Gamergate

Was wondering when this would show up. So: he's lying, or at the very least very confused. Literally all she did was question why they wanted to own the rights and give the money to charity when actually giving both to the women would go along better with their intended purpose (and because working for free/exposure is, uh, bad), along with pointing out to them that their rule about trans women (which has apparently since been changed since) was weirdly/overly restrictive. She made like 5 tweets total about it and then did nothing else. That's all. A few, non-attacking tweets. Dude's just blaming her for all the people who saw her question that stuff and then agreed that it wasn't a good idea. I mean, if someone else then spontaneously did those things to him because they saw her tweets, I guess you could see it as technically being her fault in a weird disconnected overall cosmic sense, but she sure didn't tell them or encourage them to do it.

Their rule said, "Anyone who is a woman can compete." They never excluded *transsexuals*. That was Zoe Quinn, jumping the gun and trying to sink their game jam to boost hers up. As KhainiWest said, there are many accounts of what actually happened to TFYC at the hands of Zoe, more particularly the account made by the leader of the group. There was an aggressive smear campaign to discredit them. What I and many others think is that Zoe was trying to kill off this one after she helped destroy Matti Leshem's game jam so she could open her own game jam (which has a link directly to her personal PayPal account).

Here's the video of someone who interviewed them and asked them what happened with Zoe Quinn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...d6Q3VpqXyk