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Wednesday, 29 November 2017
quote [ A new study suggests that the pleasure of getting an angry reaction is the biggest predictor of online trolling behavior – meaning that the best way to fight back is just to ignore them. ]
http://99u.com/articles/25151/dont-feed-the-haters-the-confessions-of-a-former-troll
https://www.onlinereputation.com/dont-feed-the-trolls-5-types-of-comments-you-should-never-leave-online/ http://www.puckermob.com/lifestyle/dont-feed-the-troll-4-reasons-not-to-engage-with-morons-on-twitter And if any of the trolls claim they are looking for a real debate, they aren't. They "debate" until there is a point when there is no rebuttal (aka evidence/facts) and then disappear. Reappearing anew to flame on again. There are normal people here looking for some good, interesting debates and conversations - no need to engage with the intellectually dishonest.
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spazm said @ 9:36pm GMT on 29th November
Personally I’m good with ignoring them, but there are a few users that do get worked up about it all. It doesn’t really serve the general atmosphere I suppose.
spazm said @ 9:37pm GMT on 29th November
Personally I’m good with ignoring them, but there are a few users that do get worked up about it all. It doesn’t really serve the general atmosphere I suppose.
Edit: although I kinda miss longhair
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spazm said @ 9:36pm GMT on 29th November
Personally I’m good with ignoring them, but there are a few users that do get worked up about it all. It doesn’t really serve the general atmosphere I suppose.
Edit: although I kinda miss longhair
#bosconeverforget
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