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LEC Wooloo explained that at the time of his stream, during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, he thought that Yike had not received an offer from Fnatic. According to him, Fnatic sent a first offer to the player the next day at 9 PM, and Yike had to accept it under the pressure of a deadline, regardless of the outcome of discussions with Skewmond. He also stated that at the time of his previous message, no agreement existed between G2 and Karmine Corp (KC), adding that no one in these two organizations could honestly claim otherwise. The journalist defended his information on Skewmond and Yike, while acknowledging that some criticism directed at him was justified. He believed that an anonymous account tried to discredit him with distorted information, but it was likely someone who worked for neither a team nor an agency. He clarified that his article on Yike, which had been prepared for a long time, was not aimed at KC and indicated that the player was not leaving the organization by choice. He described this decision as a sporting choice and stated that Yike was not a traitor. LEC Wooloo also explained that Yike's anniversary post on Sheep had been scheduled while he was sleeping, by a team of community managers who did not have access to information about the transfer market. He said he had not written his message to criticize accounts that published rumors. Regarding the staff, he corrected his previous statements: KC had now started looking into new options for its coaching, particularly in Korea. Upon arriving in New York for Worlds, he indicated that he would not be able to stream in the coming days and that he intended to distance himself from Twitter. Finally, he called on his readers to support Laure and Sjokz, whom he described as victims of harassment on Twitter. He also specified that, in his opinion, defending the right to abortion meant allowing women to choose based on their circumstances and beliefs, and not forcing them to have abortions. #Esport #LEC #Mercato (translated)

Loupiote wrote that she had already offered her support the previous weekend, but that she was ready to do it again. She criticized those who easily expressed themselves on many subjects for not publishing messages of support for women who were harassed, threatened, or endangered. She believed that support should also be expressed publicly, even if it meant losing a comfortable neutrality or opposing some people. According to her, men had more deterrent power against those who targeted women. She offered her support to her role models Laure BuliiV and Sjokz, as well as to all those who dared to speak out. #Soutien #Solidarité #Harcelement (translated)

MrPoulpy expressed his support for Laure and Sjokz and criticized the entire esports scene for not taking a stand against the massive harassment, in his opinion. He stated that a statement and sanctions should have already been announced. #Esport #Soutien #Harcèlement (translated)

GENisaure mentioned Sjokz and Laure among the first women he thought of when talking about those who contributed to shaping esports, an environment he deemed hostile towards them. He added that they had shown a lot of strength and courage, without that justifying ignoring this hostility. #Esport #FemmesDansLEsport #ForceFéminine (translated)

Selly lamented that women in esports are still targeted by waves of harassment. She believed that Sjokz was right to remind people of the evolution of mindsets and wrote that today's women, in her opinion, have not had to go through some of the trials experienced by Sjokz and Laure. Selly expressed her outrage that they still have to endure this after years of change and offered them her support, adding that no one should have to take so much for speaking out. #esport #harcèlement #femmes (translated)

Mehdi denounced a continuous wave of hatred aimed at Laure and Sjokz, which he described as a scandal. He wrote that thousands of insults and threats were published every day under everyone's eyes. According to him, it was not just simple reactions from esports spectators to provocative or vulgar content, but an organized action aimed at silencing them. #HaineEnLigne #Esport #Soutien (translated)

AVA MIND wrote that women's right to control their bodies and the freedom to resort to abortion were fundamental rights and freedoms. She deemed the harassment of those who defended them unacceptable and believed that not supporting them amounted to abandoning them, even to endorsing their intimidation. She expressed her support for Laure, Sjokz, and all the people facing users she described in derogatory terms on the network, which she herself vulgarized. #DroitsDesFemmes #IVG #Liberté (translated)

SLY | Sakor wrote that Laure and Sjokz were being heavily harassed, mainly by men according to him, for defending the right to abortion. He added that this right only concerned women and offered them his support, encouraging them to continue advocating for their rights and not to doubt the legitimacy of their opinion. #DroitsDesFemmes #Avortement #Égalité (translated)

Zerotick indicated spending much less time on Twitter, but quickly saw the harassment that Sjokz and Laure were experiencing, which he deemed shameful. He offered them his support and reminded that, in his opinion, abortion was an irrevocable fundamental right. #Soutien #IVG #Harcèlement (translated)