The Verge Reporter Ash Parrish ADMITS To Lying About Sweet Baby Inc

Step into the latest gaming controversy as we dissect The Verge's recent article, "The return of Gamergate is smaller and sadder," penned by Parrish. The piece attempts to recap the current state of video game discourse but falls short with its heavily skewed perspective.

Parrish's narrative conveniently omits crucial details, such as Sweet Baby Inc. staff writer Chris Kindred's call for a mass false reporting campaign against a public Steam Curator List tracking games associated with the company. This omission is akin to leaving out a significant chapter in a story, distorting the true sequence of events.

When critics pointed out this glaring oversight, Twitter user @YourReadThisWr1 shared private messages from Parrish, revealing her attempt to justify Kindred's actions. She defended the false reporting campaign as a means to shut down a forum allegedly filled with harassment, conveniently sidestepping the fact that it was a direct attack on free speech and fair criticism.

Despite these revelations, Parrish has remained silent on the matter, opting instead to lock her personal Twitter account. This move suggests a lack of accountability and transparency on her part, raising questions about journalistic integrity.

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