Same old names on here trying to blame the girl or suggest it's an 'Internet' thing when it's quite clear that similar male posts don't attract the same abuse.
I skipped a few pages, so apologies if I missed it, but no, the fact that men also attract abuse online isn't the same as the abuse isn't the same and saying it targets their gender - or 'weaknesses' - is admitting that it's sexist.
I've posted on here about the online misogyny, including graphic sexual threats, that is targeted at women who blog or who gain any media notice eg Gail Trimble of Open University fame. The same people pop up to explain why it's not actually misogyny.
The saddest thing in that article is the suggestion that the atheist section may have been infiltrated by MRAs. Those commenting are most likely not MRAs at all. Just men who feel that it's acceptable to treat girls and women this way online. And why wouldn't they? There are plenty of women on here saying we're all making too much of it and the girl has attracted this attention through her unwise posts. There are no consequences for those who behave like this, so why should they stop.