Excellent post and a treasure of information there. Thanks again for also bringing this thread back on topic, since some were trying to get stuck on label tangents to distract from and bury the core issues raised by GG.Easy to tell people looking at this from the outside. The LWs have nothing to do with GamerGate, but the reason you think it does is because everytime you look at the news you see these people inserting themselves into the conversation. We refer to them as "Literally Who" for a reason: Because they don't matter in the grand scheme of things. But when they go on a platform like ABC to spread misinformation the community has to react to it and call them out on their bullshit.
Unfortunately since Wikipedia has an arbitrary vetting process as to what constitutes a reliable source you had editors like Ryulong using the contrarian rules of Wikipedia to shout down all those trying to keep the article "NPOV" by citing their sources as "unreliable," "biased," "right-wing," "agenda-driven," etc. And because of cronyism any complaints of his battleground tactics were often ignored or brushed aside. Thankfully the ArbCom saw reason and banned the most egregious violators on both sides of the issue to varying degrees. Unfortunately along with these sanctions came an indefinite arbitration remedy that will prevent the article from coming to some sense of sanity any time soon.
The cronyism continues as Ryulong's buddies watch after his pet articles in clear violation of meatpuppetry and WP:OWN. An editor was indefinitely banned from the EN Wikipedia for the horrible atrocity of daring to correct a translation error.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard#Review_Block_of_DarknessSavior
Some reading and viewing material of GamerGate for the uninitiated:
https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/wiki/index
http://wiki.gamergate.me/index.php?title=Main_Page
http://blogjob.com/oneangrygamer (frequently posts news stories relating to GamerGate)
https://twitter.com/TheFartRises (tweets/retweets misconduct found in the gaming industry)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipcWm4B3EU4 (60 second explanation of GamerGate)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy9bisUIP3w (Projects and successes)
So sadly from a broader viewpoint, we may simply have to write off the Wiki concept in its entirety as unfixable at its core when it comes to anything remotely controversial.