@*pepe wrote:

so boris would you consider 2 or more people banding together on a thread and posting totally irrelevant pictures 'just because they can', thereby disrupting that thread and then laughing and posting more when others pointed out it was not appreciated to be trolling, bullying or just haing a laugh?


It was me.

 

What I actually said was......................."because it annoys you"................Cat Tongue

 

tongue.jpg


@freakiness wrote:

@chuk_77 wrote:

so a question if I may?

 

A group of geese is called a gaggle

A group of cows is called a herd

Agroup of crows is called a murder

 

So is a group of trolls called a gang?


It could be a ganglehurderer


Or even a gang-gang?



@flashie* wrote:

@*pepe wrote:

so boris would you consider 2 or more people banding together on a thread and posting totally irrelevant pictures 'just because they can', thereby disrupting that thread and then laughing and posting more when others pointed out it was not appreciated to be trolling, bullying or just haing a laugh?


It was me.

 

What I actually said was......................."because it annoys you"................Cat Tongue

 

tongue.jpg


no it wasn't you  😛 back at ya 

Hi Boris , did you read the advice in those links I added ? Woman Happy

 

What is basic common sense to me and to you too I'd think is that for pictures added to a thread to be interpersonal they would need to have that element which directs them to a poster here .

ie; a pic added to a thread ...with an insult or nasty remark ,personal message etc (aka in some people's words an observation..that being their own view and nothing more than that btw)  directed at me and/or with my name on it...would make that picture interpersonal...without that it is a picture a nothing more and I don't see why some would worry about that ...all things considered.

If a simple non offensive picture is considered interpersonal but not personal comments made to another poster....maybe there is no point trying to explain ...it can't hurt to try I suppose.

 


@izabsmiling wrote:

Hi Boris , did you read the advice in those links I added ? Woman Happy

 

What is basic common sense to me and to you too I'd think is that for pictures added to a thread to be interpersonal they would need to have that element which directs them to a poster here .

ie; a pic added to a thread ...with an insult or nasty remark ,personal message etc (aka in some people's words an observation..that being their own view and nothing more than that btw)  directed at me and/or with my name on it...would make that picture interpersonal...without that it is a picture a nothing more and I don't see why some would worry about that ...all things considered.

If a simple non offensive picture is considered interpersonal but not personal comments made to another poster....maybe there is no point trying to explain ...it can't hurt to try I suppose.

 


it can't hurt, but total waste of time. Woman Happy some will never see bullying either because they are bullies or they don't/can't comprehend what it is.

Sometimes a bit of fun, without any malicious intent, is perceived as trolling when it's not.

There is rarely any trolling on this board and on the odd occasion that there is it doesn't last long and is largely ignored.

 

 

As long as the comments are confined to this board  and don't involve divulging private information, I really can't understand why people would need to get uptight about being 'trolled.'

 

And I'm proud to anounce my mother is STILL doing unspeakable things to those French  bears in the  forest.Smiley LOL

good for her she ele

 smile

half her luck!


@*pepe wrote:

so boris would you consider 2 or more people banding together on a thread and posting totally irrelevant pictures 'just because they can', thereby disrupting that thread and then laughing and posting more when others pointed out it was not appreciated to be trolling, bullying or just haing a laugh?


I thought it was all fun and games when irrelevant photographs/pictures were posted/used?  

 

 

 

 

 



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