First question: Why are HQ users calling for a boycott?

It was announced earlier this week that the popular app, on which 1 million people play trivia every day, will raise $15 million from billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel's Founders Fund. Cyan Banister, a Founders Fund partner, will sit on HQ's board.

Much to the dismay of HQ fans, Thiel is a vocal and financial supporter of Donald Trump, which has sparked the Twitter hashtag #DeleteHQ, Mashable reports.

Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook, donated $1.25 million to Trump’s political campaign and spoke at the Republican National Convention in 2016.

“No matter what happens in this election, what Trump represents isn’t crazy and it’s not going away,” Thiel said during a press conference.

Last summer Thiel joined the White House American Technology Council "to explore how to transform and modernize government information technology."

Thiel also famously spent $10 million to finance several lawsuits against Gawker, ultimately shuttering the news site that had outed him as gay in 2007. It was reported last month that the Silicon Valley tech whiz now wants to buy the defunct site, presumably so that he could remove articles about him that remain live.

"It is ridiculous to claim that journalism requires indiscriminate access to private people's sex lives," he wrote in a New York Times op-ed. "All people deserve respect, and nobody’s sexuality should be made a public fixation."

To summarize:

❌ Peter Thiel is now involved

❌ Alleged bad behavior by co-founder towards women

❌ It's not fun anymore anyway

Time to #DeleteHQ https://t.co/JNhwlCom8u

— Tim Baker ⛄️ (@IAmTimBaker) February 2, 2018

Will HQ find an answer to end this bad publicity before time runs out?