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Obviously everyone should aim to be civil online, but at the same time if someone does become abusive when you're speaking anonymously online I would suggest yo
by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Obviously everyone should aim to be civil online, but at the same time if someone does become abusive when you're speaking anonymously online I would suggest you shouldn't take offence easily. There are many radically differing views in the world so we need to become adept at navigating them courteously, but also firmly and with conviction.
- chowells 3y agoWhat's the correct response to "justify your existence" from someone listing their location as the next town over and with a profile pic showing themself holding multiple guns?
- godshatter 3y agoNothing, probably. Unless you're really into guns and want to know how well they like their Glock 17.
- nuc1e0n 3y agoAlso, without the verbal intonation of speech it can be quite difficult to not misinterpret the emotional sentiment of what's written online. It's for that reason emojis were invented and are useful.
- S04dKHzrKT 3y agoKey & Peele have a good comedy sketch covering that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naleynXS7yo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naleynXS7yo (NSFW language)
- nuc1e0n 3y agoThat's a hilarious sketch. Thanks for sharing :D
- vacuity 3y agoAnd remember that, sometimes, leaving a conversation is the best thing you can do for yourself.
- nuc1e0n 3y agoYeah. If you don't like a response don't respond back to it. On the internet there's no requirement to.