Charliebware wrote:It just looks like she is going through the process of settling on a new name.Tarantino wrote: Kayla Mae must be Kayla Morgan. It's odd that they're using a different name in the lawsuit. They also appear to be using a third name that includes Kayla.
It always has and it will continue to do so. Letting tragic nerds run your "informational" website is a bad idea. The result is predictable: some actual facts mixed in with a mountain of crap about cartoons, videogames, and other nerd-friendly drivel. Regardless of their genital status.Man would that suck.
ericbarbour wrote: ↑Mon May 26, 2025 9:52 pmKayla's locked-down Meta page tells us everything we want to know. Even if we don't want to know it.
I didn't know there were professional Magic: the Gathering players.Kayla Morgan wrote: Very active in the Texas LARP scene
Former professional Magic: the Gathering player (2010-2018)
I'm an LGBTQ and Intersex activist, especially focused on transgender issues. I also try to bring awareness to nontraditional relationships and commitment ceremonies like Ethical Non-Monogamy and Handfasting.
If so, you clearly don't deal with hopeless nerds very much.
S/he’s literally the smugjak meme. Behold:boredbird wrote: ↑Mon May 26, 2025 12:19 pmHat tip Tarantino, we have a pic:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ov2022.jpg
Who can't understand why Mr. Mburugu might have found it difficult to control himself around such an unearthly beauty. Not his fault.
Charliebware wrote:It just looks like she is going through the process of settling on a new name.Tarantino wrote: Kayla Mae must be Kayla Morgan. It's odd that they're using a different name in the lawsuit. They also appear to be using a third name that includes Kayla.
On Tuesday, Mae took to Reddit to offer her first public comments about her short employment at the Wikimedia Foundation and the subsequent wrongful termination lawsuit that was filed.
Mae said that the “bigotry” expressed in her lawsuit is “organization wide” and that most of her former colleagues “are as against the problems in leadership as I was.”
“Unfortunately, I became the squeaky wheel for management to retaliate against by reporting the discrimination to [human resources] instead of quietly leaving like others did,” Mae wrote.
The Reddit thread in question is this at a LGBT sub. For a moment some of the comments seems to be removed, before getting restored and a new comment posted and pinned by the subreddit moderators.“When I was fired, I received several emails from former co-workers expressing concern at WMF’s leadership, and similar stories of people terminated in suspicious ways,” Mae said, using the initialism for the Wikimedia Foundation.
“One person called Suman a ‘fixer’ who goes after employees that were seen as stirring the pot,” Mae continued.
The squeaky wheel is supposed to get the grease, not the can!Kayla Mae wrote: Unfortunately, I became the squeaky wheel for management to retaliate against by reporting the discrimination to [human resources] instead of quietly leaving like others did
Well since Kayla has deleted their comments on Reddit I can surmise that she must be rattled by the doxxings (especially by some on WO) and so on. Why don't we move some sensitive posts into the members-only area so that she can be encouraged to turn everyone against WMF and help us achieve HTD?boredbird wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 7:49 pmSo "Kayla" gets this Matthew Keys dude to run some piece quoting xim but can't be bothered to submit a sworn statement to the court.
https://thedesk.net/2025/05/wikipedia-t ... ae-speaks/
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/cas ... ation,_Inc_
The squeaky wheel is supposed to get the grease, not the can!Kayla Mae wrote: Unfortunately, I became the squeaky wheel for management to retaliate against by reporting the discrimination to [human resources] instead of quietly leaving like others did
Very trustworthy reporter.
https://www.wired.com/2016/04/journalis ... anonymous/
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/201 ... ournalism/
Similar look, he's probably transitioning too. Why no pic of the lovely plaintiff? No real name either but I suppose some will say that's a good thing.
I don't know why Kayla would be yapping away on social media. Probably the real threat is "pay me or I will keep saying bad things about you!"
Imagine being Wikimedia, how angry you'd be. We bent over backwards in every possible way, we hired them far out of proportion to their numbers, we made them half the administrators and arbitrators, we ditched the neutrality policy to let them push their kookery, we banned everyone who disagreed and this is the thanks we get.
I'm looking at it now, and there are NO comments visible at all--out of 43 total. The only archive at Wayback, taken yesterday, says "Sorry, this post has been removed by the moderators of r/ainbow.". Then it "magically reappeared" with no comments. Classic Reddit.Ognistysztorm wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 4:00 pmThe Reddit thread in question is this at a LGBT sub. For a moment some of the comments seems to be removed, before getting restored and a new comment posted and pinned by the subreddit moderators.
Hopeless. It never works out like that. The WMF has far more and better lawyers than she can afford. It's a doomed attempt at making a public scandal. The cult will circle the wagons against ANY threat. Probably be thrown out of court on some or other minor pretext.Well since Kayla has deleted their comments on Reddit I can surmise that she must be rattled by the doxxings (especially by some on WO) and so on. Why don't we move some sensitive posts into the members-only area so that she can be encouraged to turn everyone against WMF and help us achieve HTD?
