#Gamergate

There is actually some really anti-gamergate articles in the latin media, mostly from Brazil and Mexico, however the amount of people involved in South America is indeed in the couple houndreds at most.

Personally, I feel like that's better than what I was given the impression of; my take on it is, if one person is picked up for pro-GG and ten against it, it's a victory, because those people who chose anti didn't do their research and took the media at face value. That type of person would have been, frankly, a bad ally to begin with, and would eventually become some of the people that GG is starting to self-police against. People are much more reasonable when they support a cause and actually UNDERSTAND the cause, they are more logical and less likely to go on crazy rants of "what they think this movement is" at a whim. All of the streams I've seen thusfar have had people from that entire huge area saying there had been zero articles even remotely related to this.

Numbers no longer really matter on the anti-side, they have no real impact on what we are doing at this point, because we are going directly to the advertisers and (very soon) will start going to the FTC as well if that hasn't already started. What are they going to do, spam the emails of advertisers in support of the gamejourno sites? That would likely crash their mail servers and piss them off even more, making them even more likely to drop their hosting on the problematic sites.