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A troll is a mythical creature, like a giant or a dwarf. | A troll is a mythical creature, like a giant or a dwarf. | ||
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A troll, in [[Internet]] parlance, is an entity or character that purposely disrupts a conversation via [[usenet]] or [[email]], a comment thread on a [[blog]], or another sort of website. For example, on [[Wiki | Wikis]], users who purposely make disruptive edits are considered trolls. | A troll, in [[Internet]] parlance, is an entity or character that purposely disrupts a conversation via [[usenet]] or [[email]], a comment thread on a [[blog]], or another sort of website. For example, on [[Wiki | Wikis]], users who purposely make disruptive edits are considered trolls. | ||
An [[Internet]] troll will lock their target, bait the line and spread the net to catch their goal (unwitting victim). | An [[Internet]] troll will lock their target, bait the line and spread the net to catch their goal (unwitting victim). | ||
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| + | [[Euro liberal troll]] | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 02:58, April 30, 2009
Folklore
A troll is a mythical creature, like a giant or a dwarf.
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A troll, in Internet parlance, is an entity or character that purposely disrupts a conversation via usenet or email, a comment thread on a blog, or another sort of website. For example, on Wikis, users who purposely make disruptive edits are considered trolls.
An Internet troll will lock their target, bait the line and spread the net to catch their goal (unwitting victim).
See also
External Links
- Troll -- Dictionary definition
- Beware The Troll
- Recognising and Dealing with Trolls