While the web seems to be alight with comparisons of Go to other languages (Python, Lisp, ...), what seems to make this post unique is the comparison of Go to a

While the web seems to be alight with comparisons of Go to other languages (Python, Lisp, ...), what seems to make this post unique is the comparison of Go to a forty year old language in little common use today. To me at least, this begs a question---where do the great trolls of the Internet go to brag about their exploits? I remember in the golden age of Slashdot one could read "TrollTalk" and see links to the best posts with the most comments trying to misguidedly correct the original troll, most mod points up or down, and so on. (I think it even had a scoring system and a best-of newsletter of sorts.) Where do the great trolls of today hang out and brag about their exploits? I don't mean just the sort of mediocre trolls who might compare Go to Visual Basic or something, but the sort of highly specialised trolls who might start a fire storm by comparing it to Algol-68. Where does one look to find the Orson Welles of modern technology trolls? Has blogging killed the once fine art of trolling?