And hoping to get CG flagged off of IGG is just plain childish. Not to mention where would we be if we didn't have crazy-ass super-late IGG campaigns to laugh at? I dunno about you, but I don't want to see a depressed @Mister Dongs because his spreadsheets dry up. I love reading his reports.
It'd be simply unsatisfying Manning. It'd be like if I broke into DarkGift Comics' house and broke his hands and fingers instead of letting his art speak for itself. If Comicsgate fails, it should be because of the shortsighted, lazy, selfish and flat out incorrect actions of the figures within it. A late creator getting deplatformed because they angered an Indiegogo janny instead is just fucking gay, and robs all of us of years of alibis, blaming friends and excusemaking drenched in flop sweat as they drown in the problems of their own making.
I frankly can't tell by VikkiVerse's tweet given its vagueness whether it was intended as a concern troll about the insecure state of various CG campaigns, a complaint about IGG's perceived favoritism towards Comicsgate campaigns and the rules (both of which are points of contention she has raised in the past) or, as wide swaths of CG are spreading, taunts of a wave of
stochastic terror against Comicsgate campaigns in the form of flagging. What's isn't in dispute is which of the three that people are choosing to interpret it.
Simple Zack shared this passive aggressive jab on his community wall presumably in response to the comment Nerdrotic left on his page (thank you
@Miniluv ) and TUG I guess as a bonus too. Very cool Richard, very cool. The target of this commentary does not seem to have registered to the remaining dregs of his audience though, who responded by sperging a lot of taking points about Amber Heard.
Finally, lost in all the noise over this was this lovely depiction of Jon del Arroz and Liam Gray in
flagrante delicio as illustrated by Meyer's artist Matt Bahr. Jon, rather than being flattered by this depiction of his weiner in Liam's mouth, was instead disgusted by it and demanded the offending art be removed. Bahr protested by saying that #comicsgate was founded around being anti-cancel culture and pushing the envelope, to which del Arroz responded that the
real way you be edgy and counterculture in today's world is to be virulently intolerant towards all forms of homosexuality
followed by calling Meyer's artist 'anti-CG' as well as 'Vikkicampaign' for good measure. This went on for a while with both parties dropping private correspondence until Meyer, presumably noticing as part of his main occupation of lurking twitter for 12 hours a day,
evidently contacted Bahr with orders to get off twitter (like he did), which resulted in the purging of the dispute between both parties.
