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You left out the part where she decides to openly mock, or, I guess the phrase today is cyberbully, the author on Twitter. Angles are fine, but don't leave out
by jasonlotito 12y ago
You left out the part where she decides to openly mock, or, I guess the phrase today is cyberbully, the author on Twitter.
Angles are fine, but don't leave out things that happened.
- waterlesscloud 12y agoWell, I don't know what the author considered to be ridicule on Twitter. It's not the case that all ridicule is "cyberbullying". I also note that the other person wasn't directly engaging the author on Twitter (via "@"), since the author acknowledges she only found it be searching for her name. If I ridicule, say Justin Bieber, on Twitter without directly engaging him, am I "cyberbullying" him? I don't know the whole story here, but what's been presented certainly is open to being flipped around the other way.