[ SECRET POST #6432 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6432 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Some folks definitely are clueless because they weren't educated in the social sense, and don't understand that there's a time and place for everything. I don't think those people are trolls, just ignorant or inconsiderate.

A troll to me would be someone who is making inflammatory statements to be assholish and upset others. Maybe the degree to which they believe what they're saying may vary, but the goal is to upset others and not to have any resolution or understanding of the other side.

Of course, nontrolls are also human and sometimes get passionate in the heat of the moment and want to maybe "punish" the other side for their view, and maybe that leads to trollish sounding statements. But I don't think that by itself necessarily makes them a troll (because we all have the capacity to lose our tempers and/or be mean to someone else). If they were to later, say, infiltrate a comm with views they find disgusting for the sake of pissing off the group, then THAT would make them a troll. If they show up week after week *enjoying* upset reactions to the things they say, with no olive branches extended on their part, then IMO they're a troll.

[(Anonymous)]

That's exactly why people clarify by saying that's their actual opinion, when accused of trolling, anon. Because they're expressing a willingness to stand behind what they're saying and engage, instead of doing the social equivalent of dropping a rock in a pond to watch the splash it makes. The OP just apparently can't stand the idea that anyone can deny an accusation that they're trolling, on Fandom!Secrets, and thinks we should do away with that posthaste.