Internet Trolls
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Internet Scammers Are Terrible, And This Troll Is Their Nightmare
Scam baiters have been around at least since the mid-2000s, when the Atlantic profiled some of the first networks of do-gooding trolls.
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Why Is The Internet So Afraid Of Legs?
The million-dollar question we've all been looking for the answer to.
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5 Ways To Tackle Sexist 'Trolls' Hiding In All Corners Of The Internet
The Internet can be a cold, cruel place.
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Dear Internet Trolls, This Woman Will Make You Eat Your Words. Literally.
Haters gonna hate. And no place is that's more true than on the Internet. But one woman may have stumbled across the perfect way of dealing with Internet trolls. It involves cake.
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Chetan Bhagat Predicts Twitter Will Suffer And Die In 5 Years
42-year-old author Chetan Bhagat claimed that trolls were forcing celebrities off Twitter, and that it going the way of Myspace and Orkut.
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The Internet Is Warring Over a Photo of Garlic Bread - You Will Not Guess Why
The meme depicts two pieces of garlic bread with the caption "if I had a slice of garlic bread for every existing gender."
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4 Lessons In Beating The Trolls From Virat Kohli And Anushka
Very few people can win the war of wits with internet trolls. (Amongst the people who possess this charm are Rishi Kapoor and Pakistan's Nadeem F Paracha.) If you ignore the trolls, you just watch in despair as they grow bigger, their discourse gains more traction, their spin-doctoring is received as wisdom. If you respond, you achieve the same eff...
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New Algorithm Can Identify Online Trolls Early
The algorithm can spot 'Future Banned Users' with 80 percent accuracy after just ten posts, and serve as an early warning system.
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Britain Threatens Internet 'Trolls' With Two Years in Jail
People found guilty of Internet "trolling" in Britain could be jailed for up to two years under government proposals outlined on Sunday, following a number of high-profile cases of abusive and threatening behaviour on Twitter.
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Britain Threatens Internet 'Trolls' With Two Years in Jail
People found guilty of Internet "trolling" in Britain could be jailed for up to two years under government proposals outlined on Sunday, following a number of high-profile case of abuse on Twitter.
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Internet Scammers Are Terrible, And This Troll Is Their Nightmare
Scam baiters have been around at least since the mid-2000s, when the Atlantic profiled some of the first networks of do-gooding trolls.
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Why Is The Internet So Afraid Of Legs?
The million-dollar question we've all been looking for the answer to.
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5 Ways To Tackle Sexist 'Trolls' Hiding In All Corners Of The Internet
The Internet can be a cold, cruel place.
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Dear Internet Trolls, This Woman Will Make You Eat Your Words. Literally.
Haters gonna hate. And no place is that's more true than on the Internet. But one woman may have stumbled across the perfect way of dealing with Internet trolls. It involves cake.
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Chetan Bhagat Predicts Twitter Will Suffer And Die In 5 Years
42-year-old author Chetan Bhagat claimed that trolls were forcing celebrities off Twitter, and that it going the way of Myspace and Orkut.
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The Internet Is Warring Over a Photo of Garlic Bread - You Will Not Guess Why
The meme depicts two pieces of garlic bread with the caption "if I had a slice of garlic bread for every existing gender."
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4 Lessons In Beating The Trolls From Virat Kohli And Anushka
Very few people can win the war of wits with internet trolls. (Amongst the people who possess this charm are Rishi Kapoor and Pakistan's Nadeem F Paracha.) If you ignore the trolls, you just watch in despair as they grow bigger, their discourse gains more traction, their spin-doctoring is received as wisdom. If you respond, you achieve the same eff...
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New Algorithm Can Identify Online Trolls Early
The algorithm can spot 'Future Banned Users' with 80 percent accuracy after just ten posts, and serve as an early warning system.
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Britain Threatens Internet 'Trolls' With Two Years in Jail
People found guilty of Internet "trolling" in Britain could be jailed for up to two years under government proposals outlined on Sunday, following a number of high-profile cases of abusive and threatening behaviour on Twitter.
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Britain Threatens Internet 'Trolls' With Two Years in Jail
People found guilty of Internet "trolling" in Britain could be jailed for up to two years under government proposals outlined on Sunday, following a number of high-profile case of abuse on Twitter.
