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Ever felt like you've been trolled? While the term may conjure up images of mythical beasts from fairy tales, in today's digital era this has a different implication. So, what does 'troll' mean and why is it ubiquitous enough to become news content?
Troll, as an internet slang, refers to individuals who intentionally provoke or disrupt online communities through offensive remarks or irrelevant comments. It's like someone crashing your party with loud music—they're only there to spoil your fun!
The troll phenomenon has become such a crucial part of web culture that it regularly features in the media circle. Turn on the TV, open a newspaper or check social media feeds; stories about trolling are omnipresent.
Cyber bullying? Harassment scandals? Internet trolls often make headlines because their actions instigate controversies and spark debates around free speech versus online etiquette—a narrative that captures significant bandwidth in modern discourse! So let me ask you: where do we draw the line between humorous pranks and harmful behavior?
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