Examining the conflict and its participants.

ThinkProgress tech reporter Lauren C. Williams wrote a long article on how the Gamergate controversy has spilled over onto Wikipedia.

Edina edit war illustrates disconnect between new and experienced editors; Wikipedia is "astroturf's dream come true"; Canadian government investigating even more Wikipedia editing; academics on Gamergate as "clash of civilizations"?

Media fallout continues from the January 29 decision in the mammoth Gamergate arbitration case.

One case has been closed, two cases remain open, a third is undergoing a review, and three clarification or amendment requests remain open.

The English Wikipedia's Arbitration Committee has closed the colossal GamerGate arbitration case, whose size—involving 27 named parties—recalls large and complex cases of the past.

Does the committee facilitate stability... or is it a circus. Two users, two perspectives.

ArbCom's three open cases are GamerGate, Wifione, and Christianity and sexuality.

"I want you and others to understand that threatening people is not helpful."