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"content creator" - ha! Pretty sad that you chewing food is considered "content." I like the awkward silence non-response. I might have ended up grabbing a han
by taftster 4y ago
"content creator" - ha! Pretty sad that you chewing food is considered "content."
I like the awkward silence non-response. I might have ended up grabbing a handful of gadgets and smashing them on the ground. You have much more patience than I.
- ceejayoz 4y agoMeeting annoyances with crimes seems weird, too.
- jesuscript 4y agoWeird, but even weirder is the absolute lack of reality based thinking of the person doing the filming. I'd be scared out of my mind to point my camera at anyone, because in the real world someone might just flip their shit and punch you in the face. That happens in the real world.
- polynomial 4y agoThings can go from someone filming another person without consent -and/or with dubious intent- to a 911 call a lot faster than most people realize.
- maxbond 4y agoAnd seems guaranteed to turn into really successful content. Staring is the right approach; starve the trolls, make them acutely aware of your humanity and the violation of your dignity, and let them come to their own conclusions about their behavior.
- charcircuit 4y agoContent isn't zero sum. Just because you make good content for someone else it doesn't mean that it deprives you from making good content yourself. Why not take that chance to make good content so that there is more good content in the world instead of making something boring?
- maxbond 4y agoI don't follow. I was talking about responding to rude people sticking cameras in your face. I don't disagree with engaging content on principle but I do take issue with trolls.
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- wnolens 4y ago> I might have ended up grabbing a handful of gadgets and smashing them on the ground I call bs in your internet confidence/advise you not to do that. And not because it would be illegal, but because you don't know what the person on the other side is like. They might snap and give you life changing injuries.
- taftster 4y agoIf someone is in your face with a camera and pushing the limits of personal boundaries, I think it's safe to assume that just about anything could happen. The subject might snap, the "content creator" might snap, a whole host of things could go down. I get your point, but this interaction would have definitely ended up with not just "internet confidence" - I can imagine that, given any sort of directions this plays out, a few scenarios would have not ended so pretty for either party.