> 1. Trolling always means the user is, in some way, not sincere or not honest in their interactions. Unintentional trolling would contradict that.
> trolling is inherently anti-PC. You can also troll acceptable targets. It may be a little less glorious if you're not defying the mainstream.
> The aim isn't to get a rise out of them, it is to split them. Not necessarily. 4chan often trolls other communities (and even other boards within 4chan) not out of deep opposition but for sports. Certainly, trolling…
> Trolling, to me, just aggravates the actual problem: deep socioeconomic/racial/sexual inequities. Do have to bring that into everything? Online trolling is hardly about inequalities if you can manage minimal…
> 1. Trolling always means the user is, in some way, not sincere or not honest in their interactions. Unintentional trolling would contradict that.
> trolling is inherently anti-PC. You can also troll acceptable targets. It may be a little less glorious if you're not defying the mainstream.
> The aim isn't to get a rise out of them, it is to split them. Not necessarily. 4chan often trolls other communities (and even other boards within 4chan) not out of deep opposition but for sports. Certainly, trolling…
> Trolling, to me, just aggravates the actual problem: deep socioeconomic/racial/sexual inequities. Do have to bring that into everything? Online trolling is hardly about inequalities if you can manage minimal…