That's a fake account. It was either made by someone else or someone picked up his Twitter name after he changed it to oceandeepsea, I can't remember at this point. Either way, just another example of how the Internet/gaming culture mindset will always be stuck in the third grade.
Yeah, claiming some random stuff is a perfect example for your own opinion without providing any evidence or even trying to explain it. That does sound pretty childish.
No offense, but after being LTTP and reading the majority of this thread in one go today, the (few) comments like this struck me as even more insane than Paul Christoforo himself - and he is
pretty crazy.
I cannot even begin to understand how some people can pick out "The Internet" and the gaming community as being the "bully" in this story. Hell, some people even seem to assume both terms (internet and gaming community) refer to the exact same group of people.
Exposing customer abuse is not "bullying", it's doing the right thing. And if Christoforo just keeps acting like an ass and provoking everyone, while voluntarily providing an endless supply of personal information all over the internet, there is nothing to feel sorry about. Not only did he both start and deserve the shitstorm that apparently cost him his job, but he is actively taunting people to keep going at him.
I am not even convinced this case has anything to do with the presumed internet mindset. If you screw, mock and threaten enough people on the street before pretty much just handing them your personal information, I am sure someone will eventually get back to you on it. And you know what? That is a good thing.
The only real difference is, that the internet is swift in its retribution, because you are pretty much exposed to everyone at once.