We live in a world, evidently, where a college-town d.j. who plays a popular song can inspire a Facebook protest that will eventually cost him his gig. But we also live in a world where an undergraduate who protests at her local bar can find herself vilified around the world, achieving the sort of Internet infamy that will eventually fade but never entirely dissipate. And it’s not obvious that the first development should trouble us more than the second.  I think that paragraph sums up the current issues nicely. The first development is all to common and has gotten completely out of control, the later is an issue as well but as gamergate showed it ends up as a sideshow to drown out the first issue.