As to the defamation part of your article... which is fantastic btw... and Alex's point on journalistic responsibility, i think that he may be justified.
I'm not saying that every single post on the internet should hold itself to a standard of journalistic integrity but when you post something with, at very least, the actions of two parties, in this case EG and TSL and only supply quotations from 1, it undermines not only the validity of Milkis argument (and it was an exceptionally pointed article pre WoC updates) but also leads to this constant imaginary line being drawn once again between the Korean's and the "foreigners".
My point essentially is that when a writer such as Milkis puts forth an article on a public forum that a large percentage of people could find defamatory... and not even that, one sided could be a better term here, he hurts not only his own credibility as a writer (whether considered to be a journalist or not), but also the body, organization, team that he writes from the perspective of.
This opinion doesn't just come from assuming that the above is true. I think that you (you being person x) could arrive at this opinion from follow up posts on this issue such as the interview with TSL's coach Lee on his POV, where, while the interview may have been done pretty darn well, the comments to the post seem to split themselves between support and seeing it as biased. This is a shame because the whole issue seems to boil down to a small instance of miscommunication.
This could have been fixed with a byte from EG at an earlier time and so, i would say that Alex's point on journalistic responsibility is a valid one.
Anyways... nice work on the article, i really enjoyed it.
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