By now you may have heard of an awful controversy sweeping the gaming community known by its Twitter hashtag #GamerGate.
Now there's a new, nicer, funnier controversy, gathering around the hashtag #GrammarGate.
#GamerGate, to sum it up, started when some video game fans said journalists and game developers are too close, and called into question the ethics of video game journalists. It quickly devolved into harassment of women in the industry. Supporters of the movement have rallied behind the "GamerGate" hashtag on Twitter and elsewhere.
Let's just say this is about as ugly as any internet fight has ever been.
Enter the kinder, nicer #GrammarGate. It began eons ago as a hashtag about funny grammar mistakes but is now being used to express outrage over the mistreatment of commas.
Here are a few of the people sounding off on #GrammarGate
—Ed Bott (@edbott) October 23, 2014
—Andrew L Daar (@AndrewDaar) October 21, 2014
—Richard Medic (@Happeningo) October 24, 2014
—The Ghost Of Santa (@theleanover) October 23, 2014
—Cody Goins (@codygoins) October 20, 2014
—Andrew L Daar (@AndrewDaar) October 20, 2014
—Josh Langland (@TheHorrorGuru) October 15, 2014