[Goal] - #OperationAzureOrbs (to target Polygon). Message SB-Nation advertiser Stetson-Caliber This is in reference to the Operation Azure Orbs. Want to bankrupt Polygon? This is how you do it. Follow through with it, point out how Vox is alienating young males. http://wiki.gamergate.me/index.php?title=Projects:Operation_Azure_Orbs https://archive.is/iNRVV Evidence of Steston-Caliber's advertisements with SB-Nation: https://archive.is/KqFPX Vox owns SB-Nation, Polygon and The Verge. All inter-connected. So let's see, evidence that Vox and their properties are for the young male audience? Let's have a look: Abuses towards 18 + male demographic Polygon The Verge Vox So we should contact the advertisers of SB-Nation to show them how they are excluding other men (such as ourselves/others) in their demographic - they exclude other men as we want to support SB-Nation but do not want to support Vox's other properties, which demonize young males, thus we urge advertisers to re-consider whether they want to advertise on a site which hinders market potential; the overlap between techies/gamers into sports websites such as SB-Nation is hindered by this. To expand on that, this is how you illustrate each point, examples: Example email (don't use this exact wording): Hello, I am emailing you in regards to your advertisement and association with SB-Nation. While I am a sports fan, this overlaps with my gaming hobby and interest in technology. While SB-Nation is a good site for sports, it is owned by Vox media, which owns other properties for tech and gaming (Polygon, The Verge, Vox).  Vox's properties have constantly slandered the male demographic, such as myself. This is despite the fact that the male demographic is their core audience, the evidence for this: Polygon admitting core audience are young males (https://archive.is/oklon#selection-919.0-919.34) The Verge and SB-Nation core audience are young males aged between 18-34:  https://archive.is/Jj3pS#selection-1413.0-1413.10 https://archive.is/AgAQ5#selection-1333.0-1333.10 Despite this, these sites have not only slandered my hobby/the hobbies of many others but also demonized the male demographic.  Polygon has called all video games stupid and insulted the gamer demographic - (https://archive.today/rkvO8) + (https://archive.is/g6FaX#selection-1531.0-1531.38) Vox has supported laws which demonize young males, and would see young males imprisoned (https://archive.is/pehlQ) + (https://archive.is/fxBbf#selection-957.542-957.609) And The Verge, ironically libelled a respected Scientist as a 'misogynist' for wearing a T-Shirt of clad women. This incident has now become infamous, yet how can a Vox property slander men for liking clad women yet SB-Nation covers sports which have cheerleaders? Who's primary goal is to look clad for men?  ^ https://archive.is/SlKvz There are many others such as myself who would like to support SB-Nation and Stetson Caliber, but are wary with who we give money and revenue to. There are a lot of us who would like to point out that market potential is hindered, SB-Nation is partnered with sites that prevent an overlap in readership between Vox's properties as some of those properties not only openly insult readership, but also demonize the male audience and insult their own readership; in addition to libelling people.  Based on this, I won't be supporting SB-Nation, and I urge you to re-consider advertisement with a website that that hinders their market potential by insulting the people they claim to appeal to. I will also not be buying any of your products. I will instead consider buying those of competitors. Well, Stetson Caliber is owned by Coty, who have a VP Communications person. Here is her email. jessica_baltera@cotyinc.com