Interesting controversy brewing today regarding Bryan Micon's bitcoin-based Seals Wtih Clubs site (now called SwC Poker, and "supposedly" not owned/run by him anymore).
A poker player named Katie Chandler, who apparently streams SwC sessions on Twitch, became offended after seeing the chat room full of words like "n-word", "idiotic", and "kike". She raised an issue on Twitter, and someone at SwC responded by stating that chat is "uncensored", and therefore such language is allowed.
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215768106989236224
Who is Katie Chandler? I hadn't heard of her before, but she appears to be a lesbian online poker player, and her Twitter is mostly filled with sports picks. I expected her Twitter to also be filled with social justice type tweets, but surprisingly I didn't find any, so perhaps she isn't really into all of that.
Katie then called out to ACR to add mixed games, so she could abandon SwC for good.
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215814229493604353
A Twitter user named "Alee Yah" (@ElleSriracha), has since taken up the cause, and is going hard on SwC. Another user agreed, and called on Joey Ingram to publicize the issue.
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215787374912966661
Alee Yah called out James Urbanic, a SwC regular/affiliate who was mistaken for being a pro there, and they got into a debate:
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215784402111696896
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215785544472379392
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1215788939828715520
At the moment, it seems SwC is standing firm, and is refusing to censor such language or behavior.