http://www.speedyshare.com/BxrDZ/Gamergate-11-Feb-2015.zip
Zip file I found in the dark corners of the internet named "Gamergate - 11_Feb_2015.zip" compiled by "Holiday anon". I don't know what's out of date and what's still accurate
It's a repository of…a lot. Some inspirational, some informational.
in their own words:
Hi.
I am an anonymous user who sometimes goes by the name "Holiday Anon". I once shared a .zip of all my GamerGate files before I went on holiday (hence the name). Since it's been a few months, I figured I'd do another .zip and send it out again. This file does not contain everything, but it should contain a good chunk. Ask the thread for more if you are missing something.
- How come you never post?
I post anonymously. I wouldn't want to become a minor e-celeb and distract people from the more important cause. I will only use my name when posting updated .zip files. I will often post encouragement anonymously, and I tweet and email frequently.
- How can I be sure a person in thread is really you?
Be skeptical and verify. Anyone can put on the name "Holiday Anon" and claim they found something important.
- Is there a way to verify the real file?
I attempted to set up various conformations (.txt file listing out number of files, folder size, etc) but it wasn't practical and did not make it immune from being impersonated. Scan files before opening them. Look into something called "Sandbox" and ask tech how to open files carefully and general downloading saftey. Your fellow anons in thread will help as well. Double check the Mega URL. If it's changed, but it's not a new date, something is up (I will always wait AT LEAST 24 hours before uploading a new archive).
- What's with the anime white rabbit thing?
I used to occasionally post it with motivational images. It's called "Terriermon", and it's from Digimon. It's catchphrase was "Moumantai", which translates as "no worries" or "it'll be ok". I figured it was a good motivational message to post. I was wrong. I figured worst case scenario, the industry will crash and it will be rebuilt better. But that happened in comics, and it was rebuilt by the people that co-opted it. Now there are a few gems, but the majority of it is now pseudo-intelectual/philosophical debates and edgy storylines to try and get interest from the general public instead of their core audience.
With the recent CommonCore information, it's pretty clear multiple groups want to "crash" the industry for their own gain. Commoncore so they can somehow rebrand games as family friendly and use them in their "education". DIGRA and Silverstring Media are both in simillar boats, wanting games to be "progressive" and educational. Whether they are for, against, or part of CommonCore needs to be investigated. GameJournoPros can springboard into other fields to talk about the crash and then move into other industries to push their agendas; news journalism, entertainment, or even education. SJWs have been a pawn of both, and just want to be part of a super cool clique- once they make it progressive of course. The aforemetioned will let them play with their shell of an industry for a while, before they turn their attention to their next target.
Never stop fighting for Gamergate. Keep sending emails. Keep spreading information. Never, ever stop. This has gotten so much bigger than being about games; but CC, GJP and the rest will never admit to it. And neither should we. Keep the demand clear "It's about ethics in videogames journalism." They can't touch us then. Because they have acted with zero ethics. We have all the ammo we need and it is mounting day after day.