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Update: Unity office death threat was made by a Unity employee
(www.polygon.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Answering more to the spirit of the comment, just voting is not really cutting it. Even when progressives are voted in, most of them are too hesitant to defy corporate interests.
Of course, death threats for if a game is not as good as someone wanted is just ridiculous, and generalized death threats involving people who have nothing to do with the decision is a psycho attitude. But this? A disgruntled worker worried about their livelihood, directing it to the people in charge? People who casually find fit to destroy countless careers to get a little bit more money? I find it hard to blame them.
Sympathize with their plight if you find doing so worthwhile, but also recognize their response isn't helping.