>Zoe Quinn a c-word (which many people have) Examples? Sounds like Microsoft won't invite those 'many people' too then. His statements on Pizzagate being rea

>Zoe Quinn a c-word (which many people have) Examples? Sounds like Microsoft won't invite those 'many people' too then. His statements on Pizzagate being real and QAnon being legit have been used to push those theories among the alt-right and white supremacists. >It's probably worth having a Code of Conduct which requires explicit hard left belief systems if you're going to exclude people with mainstream beliefs. Pizzagate and QAnon theories are the opposite of mainstream beliefs. Also companies can and should go against mainstream beliefs if those beliefs are bigoted and racist. Otherwise slavery would never have been abolished and the civil rights act never enacted. Or women would never have gotten the right to vote. All those were against the mainstream beliefs at some point. Companies doing these things going against the mainstream can actually hurt them in the marketplace, which is more the reason to applaud them for taking the risk.