On October 22nd, Redditor Aeptia submitted a post titled "The Demist of NeoGAF Megathread" to /r/KotakuInAction, which collected various links and discussions regarding the controversy. On October 21st, YouTuber Mister Metokur held a livestream titled "NeoGaf: How One Man's Boner Ruined a Website," which gathered upwards of 134,000 views and 1,600 comments within 48 hours (shown below).
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On October 19th, the images were submitted to /r/Drama but Redditor FulfilledOxyuranus.įollowing the circulation of the Facebook post, NeoGAF users and mods abandoned the site en masse, leading the site to be taken down with a message claiming "NeoGAF is currently down for scheduled maintenance" (shown below). On October 17th, 2017, an Imgur user uploaded screenshots a Facebook post written by film director Ima Leupp accusing Evilore, the online handle of NeoGAF owner Tyler Malka, of undressing and entering the shower with her uninvited while the two were on a trip together in New Orleans, Louisiana (shown below). Tyler Malka Sexual Harassment Allegations Nikki Moxxi later closed her Twitter account due to the violent harassment.
This cause Gizmodo supporters, including NeoGAF, to start a blatant attack on her Twitter page. On September 23rd, 2016, a Gizmodo article by Bryan Menedus was submitted, discussing about Oculus Rift founder Palmer Luckey supporting Donald Trump and dating GamerGate supporter Nikki Moxxi. A tweet on Twitter is posted containing screenshot evidence and details on NeoGAF user Nanashrew having high hopes on putting journalist Milo Yiannopoulos in jail for uncovering NeoGAF's corruption details. On September 20th, 2014, The Ralph Report submit a news article on NeoGAF selling Kotaku user content without using permission. On September 21st, 2014, Reddit user exname submitted a thread containing evidence that NeoGAF owner and admin Tyler Malka leaked nude photographs of one of his rival’s girlfriends a few years ago. Later Boogie2988 was banned permanently from NeoGAF for not defending NeoGAF's women in gaming such as Anita Sarkeesian and Zoe Quinn. They spend days bullying Boogie2988 into submission for supporting GamerGate and saying nice things about American author and equity feminist Christina Hoff Sommers. YouTuber Boogie2988 was once a member of NeoGAF until he describe he became a victim of NeoGAF's bullying. There are numerous other ban reasons that are commonly considered ridiculous as the list goes on. The mods on NeoGAF are known for banning users who hold differing opinions. This controversy is very common in NeoGAF. A Voat group known as NeoFAG is a anti-NeoGAF forum that focuses on the latest controversies from NeoGAF. Evidences of both NeoGAF and Tyler Malka’s hypocrisy, delusion, cyberbullying, social justice, and common banning have been posted on numerous occasions. The controversial actions of NeoGAF and Tyler Malka have been described as ‘toxic’ to the gaming community.
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Highlights Adam Orth's "Always On" Twitter GaffeĪ series of controversial tweets by Microsoft Studios creative director Adam Orth defendeding "always-online" video games were heavily derided on the NeoGAF Forums in April of 2013. In June 2013, GameTrailers did an episode on NeoGAF. NeoGAF is now a controversial group for its common banning and social justice in the gaming community. The NeoGAF logo is a green and orange colored circle and has been included in the Nintendo DS puzzle game Scribblenauts as an Easter egg. The forum is known for having strict moderation, with users waiting months to be approved as a "junior member" and even longer to become regular members. Forum members have participated in the creation and proliferation of Internet memes and are particularly active during the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). NeoGAF is an Internet discussion forum dedicated to video game-related topics. Gaming, neogaf, gaf, controversy, video games, neogaf asshole, gather against fate, tyler malka, translator san, dudebro, all my friends are dead, gaf'd, forumsĮncyclopedia Dramatica Facebook Twitter Urban Dictionary Wikipedia About
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