First of all, I do receive PMs and I do read them. Secondly, why don't you also link the OP which was the main reason to actually lock that thread which was in the Serious board? Finally, how would it actually resolve the dispute and unlock the thread by such a pathetic way of "calling out" a potentially erroneous moderator action?

Locked the thread since it doesn't help creating any kind of discussion, nor it's funny.

Nobody should be treated like this. There are plenty of stories in game development where developers were targeted with death threats in the past, and some harassment. Some people out there are, to put it bluntly, assholes. Threatening people's lives is not a funny matter.

Whoever is harassing someone like that, sending threats and so forth, no matter how just they may be– they mustn't get away with it. It's a criminal offense, it's illegal and more so immoral. #GamerGate is composed by hate, and that's not acceptable.

Zoe Quinn... That's a whole entire story on its own. Where most of the people who go bother hating on her probably aren't even qualified to do so, not only for not being involved into such a shameful and twisted story that came into the public light, but also because it lacks respect for the fellow person.

If you want to be better than Zoe Quinn, Kotaku and all these people who blatantly hate on others through a tag then be better. Be respectful, be decent, be someone you would be happy with being without spouting out your issues, worries, fears, and whatever else onto other's misery.

Sincerely, this whole matter is a bad stain for the reputation of all the journalists because of the implications of lack of ethics, respect and professionalism; where writers and creatives out there who put work into being professional, neutral and ethical as much as possible with their work might be affected by the general image generated by this.

BBC certainly has raised a solid point; behave like humans, think twice before insulting someone online, think twice before joining on any kind of ongoing social gathering, and understand that at the other side of the screen, behind a video game and behind any kind of work there's a person, with also their own issues, story, experiences and desires. Where BBC failed was to provide a properly neutral argument and to also showcase why people who jump into such a hate train, and why would someone might want to go as some people went over this issue.

Certainly it means our society has come a long way to accept a homosexual CEO just like that.

Alright, I have got enough submissions in my survey. Thanks to everyone who participated and shared some feedback– I appreciate.

You are correct, but I won't get into such an argument.

Why do you want people to be kind to you if you do nothing in return? Why don't you write my essay for me if I answer your survey?

You are absolutely correct; it isn't a good survey by all means. You're also not supposed to care. However, I am sure you do realize this on your own.

OPs shitty survey and this shitty thread OP made about his survey.

Whichever you prefer.

What do I chose if I'm 18

World of Warcraft, EverQuest... Do they sound familiar?

1.5 Who pays for Online when you have a PC?

Uh-huh, you should go out more often.

This is the closest I've gotten to sex in my life

Isar— Oh wait.

#Illuminati

• [2014.10.27] Update
  • Every now and then threads which are inactive for 60 consecutive days will be automatically locked.

Am deeply sorry to hear that. You have been quite active from before I even joined, and well, I hope this is just a temporary leave and that at some point you will rejoin the community, hopefully, will be more welcoming for you by the time you will if events allow, return.

All the time except the first hours I am awake in the morning.