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I propose merging Titstare into TechCrunch. The Titstare incident, which occurred during TechCrunch Disrupt 2013, is already covered in the TechCrunch article. Given the limited long-term notability of the incident, a standalone article may give it undue weight under Wikipedia’s notability and due weight guidelines. The current coverage in the TechCrunch article appears sufficient to contextualize the event. I believe the Titstare article should be redirected here.
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