I saw editors from Kotaku and Waypoint tweet about this, a lead at Riot, and dozens and dozens of people kowingly reacting to the tweet from a Producer at Alpha Six Productions. Basically, following quite a few people from the industry on Twitter made it pretty clear most of these people knew about this in some form.
If you guys' reaction is "Nah, I want receipts and proof!" then that is clearly your problem, not theirs. They are not telling you not to watch his content or do anything, they are just sharing their stories because they now feel safe to do so. However vague they want to be, that's OK and only their decision. They don't have to provide screenshots of private conversations they feel embarassed about to the public as if they are in a court of law.
Believe numerous poeple all indendentely reporting and saying the same thing, or don't. But don't demand. Because that's exactly the reason women do not speak up about this stuff. Because they are immedeately put into the position of attacker who has to proof anything she says. Hey, guess what: Often you don't tape your conversations. Even more often you are embarassed that you allowed yourself to be put into a position where another person can, in some form or other, prey on you, victimize you or use you in some shape or form - even though it's not actually your fault. See this tweet from Gita Jackson for example:
If your first reaction to that is "I NEED THE RECEIPTS" then, man...I can't really help you and neither can these women.
