In the five weeks since the New York Timesfirst dropped their bombshell report on My Sister in law Reluctantly Climbed on TopHarvey Weinstein's alleged sex crimes, the list of accusers has only grown longer.

As of today, it stands somewhere in the triple digits – and one of Weinstein's victims, Asia Argento, has shared a painstaking accounting of all of them so far.

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Argento's list is roughly in order of occurrence, ranging from the 1970s (when Weinstein would've been in his 20s) all the way through the 2010s. Some are stories you've probably already read about in the Times, The New Yorker, or elsewhere; others might be entirely new to you.

Altogether, they illustrate the enormity of Weinstein's crimes. This is a man who allegedly abused women consistently and systematically for decades, in an industry that kinda-sorta knew but, for various reasons, couldn't or didn't want to do anything about it.

But the list also serves as a reminder that Weinstein's victims are done being silenced. Weinstein spent his entire career bullying, intimidating, and threatening the women he abused into keeping quiet about what he did to them. But the floodgates are open now, and they're not closing again anytime soon.