Manofjustice wrote: ↑Thu Dec 24, 2020 12:42 pm Again if you don't have the info don't speak cos its f all to do with u then. Just wait for the press release
like everyone else.
If my first post offended you then you clearly have something do to with it or do u side with criminals often?
I came on the website thinking I was talking to adults to me it is clear you are not.
For everyone to joke around a dead person was ok don't be butt hurt when I point out your real life
if the discussion is about my subject then i have every right to ask on the page. You have no leg to stand on.

none cares what title you put on yourself. Sure I said some things inappropriately but eye for an eye. I hope u lighten up for mindset cos its dark where you going.

Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Fri Dec 25, 2020 1:24 am ^If you don't feed them, they usually die from lack of attention.

Kuroneko wrote: ↑Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:13 am

Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Fri Dec 25, 2020 1:24 am ^If you don't feed them, they usually die from lack of attention.

Exactly!
Interesting paper here: https://clok.uclan.ac.uk/4980/2/Hardake ... 20ACMC.pdf

Trolling in asynchronous computer-mediated communication: From user discussions to academic definitions
Hardaker, Claire

short extract below:
In short, this paper suggests the following, working definition of the term “troll”: A troller is a CMC user who constructs the identity of sincerely wishing to be part of the group in question, including profess-ing, or conveying pseudo-sincere intentions, but whose real intention(s)is/are to cause disruption and/or to trigger or exacerbate conflict for the purposes of their own amusement. Just like malicious impoliteness, trolling can (1) be frustrated if users correctly interpret an intent to troll, bu tare not provoked into responding (cf. example 35), (2) be thwarted,if users correctly interpret an intent to troll, but counter in such a way as to curtail or neutralize the success of the troller (cf. examples 4446),(3)fail, if users do not correctly interpret an intent to troll and are not provoked by the troller, or, (4)succeed, if users are deceived into believing the troller’s pseudo-intention(s), and are provoked into responding sincerely (cf. example 39). Finally, users can mock troll(cf. example 25). That is, they may undertake what appears to be trolling with the aim of enhancing or increasing affect, or group cohesion.

lagrange wrote: ↑Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:43 am Secondly, this 'English' guy with a very un-English name died nearly 8 months ago - has life become so dull that these old posts are being rehashed for the amusement of the CEO elite, or was there a point relevant to today? Thats all, Hppy Xms, havea grt NY - peace out.