Discussion of blindness

[goji]

I did not say I do not believe anything people say, I said not everything posted on the internet can be believed.

You're correct, not everything on the internet can be believed.

On the internet we also find that being correct and reasonable also doesn't stop people deliberately misinterpreting what you write in order to be critical.

[Dodger]

On the internet we also find that being correct and reasonable also doesn't stop people deliberately misinterpreting what you write in order to be critical.

In one sentence, you have accurately described the most irritating thing about a Troll.

Baiting a person like you just described is a Trolls favorite technique for creating conflict so they can feel "noticed", "in-control" and "superior" which is what a Troll feeds on.

Using the "Ignore" function is like tossing them in a sound-proofed room and throwing away the key. The perfect solution!

[StevieWonders]

In one sentence, you have accurately described the most irritating thing about a Troll.

Baiting a person like you just described is a Trolls favorite technique for creating conflict so they can feel "noticed", "in-control" and "superior" which is what a Troll feeds on.

Using the "Ignore" function is like tossing them in a sound-proofed room and throwing away the key. The perfect solution!

That’s odd, I thought it an explanation for the Bookburners.

[cdnmatt]

[QUOTE=Dodger;280412]In one sentence, you have accurately described the most irritating thing about a Troll.

Baiting a person like you just described is a Trolls favorite technique for creating conflict so they can feel "noticed", "in-control" and "superior" which is what a Troll feeds on.[/quote[

What about the trolls who have self confidence issues, plus a very competitive spirit, hence always have an urge to turn everything into a competition so they can feel like they're "winning"? This naturally tends to result in them trying to bully others and starting fights for no reason except so they can feel like they "won" giving them the false sense of self worth that they're striving for?

What do we do with those types of trolls?

[mr giggles]

[QUOTE=cdnmatt;280418]

Old Todger said: can feel "noticed", "in-control" and "superior" which is what a Troll feeds on.[/quote[

Exactly what Todger wants.... Ahh the irony...

[Nirish guy]

What about the trolls who have self confidence issues, plus a very competitive spirit etc ...........What do we do with those types of trolls?

He already gave you the answer......

"Using the "Ignore" function is like tossing them in a sound-proofed room and throwing away the key. The perfect solution!

[mr giggles]

On the internet we also find that being correct and reasonable also doesn't stop people deliberately misinterpreting what you write in order to be critical.

You'd know