Tropes vs. Women is designed to highlight and explain the various tropes in video games that are typically misogynistic. She names a trope, explains it, and uses a clip of a video game that uses that trope. Sometimes people disagree with her on some games being good examples of a certain trope, which is to be expected.

To say she's the likes of Michael Moore -- who made a documentary blatantly lying about 9/11 -- is a rather harsh and seemingly silly condemnation.

Zoe Quinn talked about her concern over TFYC's trans policy and what profits the game developers would receive from the project. TFYC revised their trans policy (which Quinn approved of) and answered the question about profits, but many people still didn't trust them because of sketchiness. (The sketchiness has gotten even worse since that incident, but that's a different matter.)

Her "behavior" was fine; people are allowed to question an organization, especially when that organization is claiming to be for the benefit of minorities. As Quinn herself has helped women get started in programming and gaming, she more more than qualified to ask those questions.

I mean, you're allowed to dislike whoever you want, but the condemnation of these women for such trivial issues is annoying as hell and a big example of how harshly we judge women.