If you read his blog, this is the most important thing that's ever been on it:
I started this blog in 2009 to document my mostly-porn-stars' game group's D&D game and my game ideas.
A little while later, I started getting asked to make my own game stuff, and I did.
As is typical for someone a little internet-famous, lots of conspiracy theories about me started spreading.
Most of these didn't affect much until 2019, when basically they destroyed my life
An Oxford-educated psychotherapist and researcher wrote a story about all this, documenting the conspiracy theorists harassing me, doing extensive interviews with the harassers where they openly admit they know they weren't telling the truth:
The researcher got harassed as soon as she published and got scared and took it down. However the audio clips of the folks admitting they lied are here:
Interviewees confirmed they talked to her here:
and here:
Goatmansgoblet/Brian Yaksha/Brian Richmond deleted his twitter after he was exposed.
Others apologized spontaneously:
...others had to be sued before they apologized:
Because Mike Mearls (formerly of offical WOTC D&D and someone else targeted by the conspiracy theory described in the article) was recently hired by Chaosium, the conspiracy theorists are having a field day again, lying all over again, and being believed all over again.
I've successfully sued three times over this. The research is done, it's public. People involved directly admitted into an audio recorder that they lied, didn't check sources, spread things they didn't confirm.
This should matter. This should end.
Claims like this are basically attempted murder--and they will succeed unless the people who don't want me dead take this as seriously as the people who do.
I am at the limit of my ability to communicate the seriousness of the situation. I don't know what to do.
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