Secret Life of Trolls Part 1: Trollus Maximus
Internet researchers at George Mason University recently found that when it comes to online commenting, throwing bombs gets more attention than being nice, .
If youve ever read anything on the Internet, chances are youve encountered a troll. No, not the kind that live under bridges, or the ones with a shock of neon hair .
While it might not always seem this way, many of our followers actually do believe in climate change. Some are silent, watching from the wings, what internet .
For better or worse, online, people have the luxury to lob bombs from behind a keyboard barricade. Which led us to launch an experiment: What if the trolls and .
If youve ever read anything on the Internet, chances are youve encountered a troll. No, not the kind that live under bridges, or the ones with a shock of neon hair .
While it might not always seem this way, many of our followers actually do believe in climate change. Some are silent, watching from the wings, what internet .
For better or worse, online, people have the luxury to lob bombs from behind a keyboard barricade. Which led us to launch an experiment: What if the trolls and .