If you post a question that you know is gonna get trolled, does that make you a troll to? Why/Why not?
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Jen-Jen
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Opposing the norm, exposing taboo issues, speaking your mind and being bluntly honest shouldn't be considered as mere, simple trolling. (Because this is often what gets trolling going, among other things.) No, it doesn't, if someone gets downrated for their answers, no matter what you asked, it's not really your fault. Nobody should stop and say-but what if I get trolled?-If you don't break any rules and are not being overly inflammatory, nobody should feel guilty for presenting opinion, or fact. But even that doesn't really matter, what are we here for, exchanging knowledge, casual conversation or just get points? Even if we like the points, we shouldn't be afraid to ask or answer anything because of trolls, or because we think we would be one by doing so.
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Every Sunday, before the morning hours are over, I get trolled no matter what questions I choose to answer. My first question, of any day, usually gets trolled, no matter the content. If that makes me a troll, then I guess I'm wrong about what a troll is.
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sounds like troll fishing - takes some nasty bait and a strong pole but you do get to smack them with a stick
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