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Andrew McMillen
Freelance
Previously: Buzzfeed Freelance contributor, Kotaku Freelance contributor, The Guardian Freelance contributor, Wired Freelance contributor
His article on X-Men Destiny used only the opinions of anonymous unverifiable sources with no independent proof or factual data to back the heavy allegations toward Silicon Knighs and their manager Denis Dyack. The allegations in the article were later denied by Dyack who offered his explanation for the issues that prompted the article.
This journalist’s career means they might be subject to slight asymmetric scrutiny.
Sensationalism emblems may be based on subjective criteria.
Disclosure: Denis Dyack contributed to an unofficial DeepFreeze ad campaign, launched by fans of the site without our involvement. The money never went through DeepFreeze at any time.
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