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As long as the community hasn't found a way to root those out, our reaction was worthless, rational or not.
by Argorak 14y ago
As long as the community hasn't found a way to root those out, our reaction was worthless, rational or not.
- cooldeal 14y agoHow do you "root" people out who are using random Twitter accounts to post garbage?
- Argorak 14y agoGood question. But as long as this happens, no sane discussion is possible via an online medium.
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- theorique 14y agoI think the most vitriolic reactions have been from non-community people.
- fyi80 14y agoYes, the "activists" who insert themselves to disrupt other communities to promote their own personal infamy.
- YuriNiyazov 14y agoI hesitate to call a random teenager that reads reddit, 4chan and knows how to download LOIC an "activist", even with the quotes around it.
- ebbv 14y agoYou're being ridiculous. These kinds of people exist. They exist in the real world and they exist online. The fact that they exist doesn't ruin anything for anyone. You just ignore them (unless they become actual threats) just like you do in real life. See: Westboro Baptist Church.