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Huh. So the situation is worse than I expected. The sites like the one you mentioned should close their comment section when it's morning in Europe and open it
by Procedural 12y ago
Huh. So the situation is worse than I expected.
The sites like the one you mentioned should close their comment section when it's morning in Europe and open it at night when their work day is over.
I hope people won't judge other Russians just because of these trolls...
- sbt 12y agoYes, I have counted at least five accounts on FT.com that I am confident are professional trolls. The upshot of all this trolling is that all legitimate support for Russia is effectively ignored. The Kremlin troll phenomenon is now so widespread that it is working against whatever intentions they could have had. Basically, anyone who holds a pro-Russian opinion is now either dismissed as a troll or a victim of propaganda. Unfortunately, this is just as it has to be. They have destroyed any sensible debate and have rendered themselves and their followers labelled.