An indie chick who made a digital chose your own adventure book where you don't actually have all that much choice by the name of "Depression Quest", called it a game when it didn't even meet the standards of a graphic novel, and used the death of Robin Williams to try and get attention for said ebook. She was also involved in assorted game jam drama. "Quinnspiracy" was a thing that happened when her ex made a post about all the various reasons she was an abusive girlfriend, people reading it noticed that one of the people she cheated on him with was a journalist that gave her good coverage, and she filed false DMCAs to silence anyone criticizing the conflict of interest. The DMCA stuff made people actually curious about what was going on, and then confused as to why no game journalism site would touch on the drama even though it blew up on r/games and they'd covered sex scandals of people in the industry before. The name changed to GamerGate when journos tried to shut up everyone complaining about how no one was reporting on her by writing the Gamers are Dead articles. In other words, she's the chick who could have stopped GamerGate by not filing a DMCA on a video that no one cared about talking about people that hardly anyone knew the names of, but instead made herself the center of attention via Streissand Effect and when her journalism buddies tried to discredit her critics, we got this mess that the KiA sub is dedicated to.