NRM: "Trolling. We're all victims (and some of us perpetrators) of such internet activity. And while there is a wide variation of severity on the scale of what would be considered to be trolling, it became part of the discourse in yesterday's campaign against cyber-bullying, titled 'Safer Internet Day.' This expanded to an episode of Panorama, which managed to trace the location of infamous troll Nimrod Severn, and track the real man down for an 'ambush' interview."
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That guy is such an idiot, can't believe I didn't watch this show. Though I do find it funny that there was an entire show on "trolling" haha.
at least he trolled with his real name.
not hide behind the internet like a chicken.
trolling is one thing, we all done it, be it from a joke to actually being serious about it, but to consistently do it you must be one sad and upset individual.
Nasim
Ha, this is such a great idea, I love it. But this kinda brings to my attention if we should make people on the internet semi accountable for their actions, whether it be trolling, comments they make, or anything really. I think the removing absolute anonymity would make the internet so much better.
It would hold people accountable for what they say, thats for sure. It would teach the next generation to say what you mean, and mean what you say also.