Dodd's success intimidates NeoGAF leaders; dance showcase planned to sell site

Unnerved by the $2,800 of success industry insider Pete Dodd's Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign has generated, the powers that be at the Neo GAF have silenced the man who saved gamers from DRM.

Moderators at the website, well known as a mouthpiece of corporate gaming overlords, have locked a thread that discussed Dodd's Kickstarter campaign. Dodd announced his disappointment Saturday afternoon:

Hmm, GAF thread about the site just got locked. That's gonna hurt. Their forum, their choice. I need to find more ways to get the word out.
— atFamousmortimer (@atPeteDodd) March 15, 2014

Twitter readers commiserated with Dodd, suggesting that the struggling videogame forum could not afford to lose readers to the coming Dodd Scientifics monolith and suggested that the path to coverage would be the same as it is for any industry body looking to get their message out on NeoGAF: bribery...

@atPeteDodd the mods on that site hate you. I got permajuniored when I tried to fund your ps4
— Stephen DeBenedetto (@LevityNYC) March 15, 2014

@atPeteDodd lame that they closed it. jealousy I guess
— No Way (@TooPawned) March 15, 2014

@atPeteDodd bribe bish
— Flandy (@TheFlandy) March 15, 2014

Dodd has suggested he's looking for new ways to get the word out... of course, it seems the one way to spread news in Utah is via dancing on street corners. We're expecting Dodd's version of this video within the week: