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![ETHICS [Ethics] Kotaku/Jason Schreier Knew About Malka's Bar Groping Incident for at Least Two Years. They Sat on the Information and Gave Him a Softball AMA Instead. (self.KotakuinAction) submitted a minute ago by kryptoniankoffee Proof: http://archive.is/pyJkvio (Proof is in the comment/questions of the un-archived version) The above is an AMA that Kotaku/Jason Schreier did with Tyler Malka in 2015, with less than 200 questions/replies Most of the AMA questions pointing out that Tyler inadvertently admitted to assaulting a woman in a bar in Spain, including some that linked to archives of a thread where he banned the user who called out his behavior, remained "pending" during Jason Schreier's AMA with Malka two years ago, but at least one of the questions was approved, but not asked Here are examples of questions asked during the AMA that are still pending if you visit the page today: "You admitted to sexually assaulting a woman in public. Why isn't Kotaku asking this hypocrite the tough questions? Any other Gawker site would take advantage of this opportunity." "Definitely. Here's the imgur and archive link to back up what you're saying: http://imgur.com/a/eBPYml2) and https://archive.today/zeEX1l3]" "Hi Tyler. I was hoping that you can tell me more about the accusations of sexual assualt leveled against you http://imgur.com/v2mCXDp,dcI5G8.. .41 I find it difficult to support a forum that is run by someone who knowingly assaults women." Again, you can still find those questions/comments on the site currently, which means Schreier had information of Malka's misconduct spoonfed to him during the AMA, with archives, and sat on it for two years. Now Kotaku is supposedly writing an article exposing Malka, and we're supposed to believe they're doing this as paragons of journalistic integrity? Never trust these people, and never forget who they really are](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/306/731/0e0.jpg "They knew")
