The irony is that certain usenet admins aid and abet
you can ignore trolls . . . let your newsreader do it automatically.
The irony is that certain usenet admins aid and abet the trolls who
started shit, and then complained about it when it got kicked back in
their faces.
On 7/3/2026 6:58 AM, Brian wrote:
The irony is that certain usenet admins aid and abet the trolls who
started shit, and then complained about it when it got kicked back in
their faces.
From my understanding of Usenet culture, "troll"
did NOT mean cross-posting, but bullying. It had
nothing to do with what that "troll" wrote. It
should just mean bad manner.
On Fri, 3 Jul 2026 11:32:30 +0800, "Mr. Man-wai Chang" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote:
From my understanding of Usenet culture, "troll"
did NOT mean cross-posting, but bullying. It had
nothing to do with what that "troll" wrote. It
should just mean bad manner.
Yes, you are right about that.
Cross-posting to inappropriate newsgroups is not trolling, but
spamming.
Spamming refers to posting something in newsgroups where it is
off-topic.
From my understanding of Usenet culture, "troll"
did NOT mean cross-posting, but bullying. It had
nothing to do with what that "troll" wrote. It
should just mean bad manner.
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