"Urban whore" train wrecks Scientific American's holiday weekend

Apology from biology-online.org:

http://www.biology-online.org/biology-forum/about34647.html

Apology to DNLee by honee_v » Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:33 am

We would like to express our sincerest apologies to Danielle N. Lee (DNLee) and anyone else who may have been offended by the way our recently hired employee, Ofek, handled the conversation with her. Ofek's behaviour was completely out of line and after gathering the facts we immediately terminated his employment. Ofek failed to show the respect and prudent behavior expected of him as a contributor to Biology Online.

From the moment that Biology Online started, it has always been a cordial avenue to exchange invaluable information and discussions among scientists, professionals, students, and biology savvy individuals from different parts of the world. Offensive and discriminatory behavior has always been discouraged. We intend to preserve this core function of the website. After an immediate and fair deliberation of the situation we decided to terminate the services of Ofek for his failure to represent and keep what we value in Biology Online.

We would also like to express our gratitude to the people who made us aware of the situation and to all loyal patrons of the website for your continued support. We assure you that Biology Online will continue providing its audience a congenial place for discussions and free biological information for everyone.

Biology Online Team

This is the strangest title I've seen in a while. Was there an "Urban whore" train that wrecked the weekend? Did the "urban whore" train-wreck the weekend? (is train-wreck even a verb?)

Am I the only one that thinks "some content-farming dude on the internet being a mysoginist douche" isn't really big news? These people, and sorry if you're one of them, just aren't worth the time and effort to even reply to.