was created in spring of 2015, and became a place for bashing two women who was falsely accused for contracting MERS, refusing quarantine and went shopping to Hong Kong. They were bashed as "kimchi woman" (; gimchi-nyeo), a misogynist term for women who only have shopping on their minds. As this continued, an influx of Feminists started using reactionary terms, coining "kimchi man" (; gimchi-nam) a reclaimed term which mocks Korean men. DC Inside intervened by instituting a policy, which forbade usage of "kimchi man". A portion of its users regarded the measure as discriminatory, which eventually led to creation of a Feminist website, Megalia. Lee Kun-hee death rumors On July 4, 2016, police raided DC Inside and Ilbe Storage, which spread rumors of Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee's death in an apparent bid to boost stock prices. See also Alt-lite Ilbe Storehouse, an off-shoot forum of DC Inside. It's a more hardline right-wing forum than DCinside. Notes References External links Official wiki (DCWiki) Internet properties established in 1999 1999 establishments in South Korea Internet forums Opposition to feminism in South Korea Photography websites Right-wing politics in South Korea Sexism in South Korea South Korean websites