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  • A common troll trait is to dig up arguments from the past and try to focus on them instead of the...
  • A common technique of the troll is to use "One for all" logic and it is commonly expressed by rep...
  • Snipping out large chunks of unrelated material isn't really a troll trademark, but doing a littl...
  • This is the act of wilfully "misinterprete" someone else. Poster A may say something like "People...
  • When the troll gets tangled up in his lies and obfuscation in a way where there is no way to move...
  • A troll always have an agenda, a goal or a motive. Something that drives the troll. This is very ...
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  • Role Reversal, in short, means that the troll interpretes what was written to be about the writer...
  • When the troll can't respond with actual arguments, he will more often than not respond with insu...
  • As mentioned - any given troll is often met with substantiated facts and in response to that he w...
  • Any given troll will likely be met with actual argument based on actual facts, which are substant...
  • When a troll has issues with a specific person (or several), the troll will be inclined to bring ...
  • Entire essays could be written on this particular criteria. Suffice it to say, that a troll is of...
  • A troll needs to accuse or claim things about their opponents, and since substantiating claims is...
  • Sometimes the "time limited" usenet media isn't enough for the troll and his agenda, and he needs...
  • In a trolls "off-time" he might be inclined to do some research about his opponents and gather qu...
  • A troll needs attention to his trolling, so whenever he is in a lengthy thread arguing only with ...
  • A troll is likely to end up in situations where he has made some really wild claims about somethi...
  • This is a trolls main weapon. Most trolls are not very good debaters or have very good or compell...
  • What defines a troll? That would seem to be an odd question to say the least - but sometime you m...