VCBrags, Pasquale, Mitchell, and Bhoka: A Roundup
Pasquale D’Silva, who, after spending months winking about a connection, denied being behind VCBrags when I accused him of it in August
Mitchell Wakefield, who came out from the shadows this past weekend to claim primary ownership (he says along with two others, neither being Pasquale)
But more importantly it’s also a story about a woman, Bhoka, who (1) has become the face of a renewed resistance to VCBrags, and (2) is the first of three women to make public allegations about Pasquale’s private behavior.
This story sprawls a bit. So to make this as clear and easily parsed as possible, I’ve divided the writeup into six sections:
(This newsletter pays for corrections. As the one I’m making here requires setting some context first, I’ve placed it near the end. I just wanted to flag it up front. As anyone notices further things that need correcting, let me know here.)
VCBrags was/is a novelty Twitter account purportedly created to take the piss out of venture capitalists / tech investors who get too self-involved
