False feminism in marketing and campaigning, understanding the big picture. Here is a link to an article on the situation: http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/policy-dose/2015/06/03/big-pharmas-female-viagra-isnt-a-feminist-crusade Tl:DR A new medicine that is supposed to treat lack of sex drive in women was created a while back. It had some very dangerous side effects, so the company that created it decided to cut their losses and sell it to another company. The new company, rather then spend the money on making the medicine safer, has instead hired feminists to accuse the FDA of being sexist and keeping the drug off the market.  You may be asking, "what does this have to do with gamergate?" Its simple, there is an industry of fake feminism, that exists to create social friction in the hope of increasing sales for who ever paid them. We know all about our favorite shills over at silver string media, but i hardly ever see anyone talk about what their actual business strategy is. this is something that we should have been doing from the beginning.  Now is a good opportunity for us to modify our tactics a bit, since we have moved over to voat. the idea, is to see where and how they make their money, who is paying them, and why they are saying the things they are. It is very relevant, because we have seen one dev, Tale of tales, go out of business, after hiring one such "feminist consultant" on the hopes of increasing sales.  This is important, because we now have a documented instance of these consultants harming the industry. This means any wrong doing or unquestionable behaviors uncovered will carry more weight and will allow the authorities to take any accusation more seriously.  things to look for, are games they have promoted, games they have criticized, and devs that have gone under that were connected in some way to silver string media.  Thankfully, in the constant archiving, we have a lot of this information already, now all we have to do is shift through it, and discuss anything strange.  edited for stupid spelling and grammar mistakes.