For the record, please don't take my dislike for this campaign as a means to attack individuals who are involved in it. I think the #bullyhunters campaign came from good intentions which got lost along the way.
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Women in gaming are sometimes treated differently based on their gender, especially on Twitch and I think those involved wanted to do something against that. I think it was just handled poorly and wasn't well enough thought out.
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So, that being said, let's make an effort to be nicer to our fellow peers in gaming. Gaming has been a massive escapism in my life that I used to deal with the bullying and tormenting I received growing up, so let's try not to drag down our gamespace with that hate.
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I’ve seen (women) get blocked for asking questions regarding it then being accused of having internalised misogyny. That told me a lot about it tbh.pic.twitter.com/b1UqXbv7sA
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By someone in the campaign?
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This is another example of why I like you. clever one

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I knew something was fishy about this campaign. It was almost like they were afraid to say what it was exactly. Not to mention the trailer looked like it was made by children pretending to be anonymous.
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Yeah omg. This is so cringe!
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I'm all for stopping harassment in the gaming industry/in general, but there is a correct, and incorrect way to do it. This bullyhunters trend seems to be trying to combat bullying with bullying which seems counterintuitive and destructive.
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I've seen ridiculous stats thrown around, and people refusing to cite sources. Not to mention people getting blocked for asking genuine questions????
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