People have been talking about this Guide Entry. Here are the most recent Conversations: Journal Entries Welcome to this Researcher's Journal. If you'd like to comment on anything they have written here, just click the relevant 'Discuss this Entry' button. Gone. (Sep 20, 2012)Had enough. Click here to discuss this (9 replies, Latest reply: Sep 21, 2012) Tweeting, Twittering, Twatting, whatever the common parlance is. (Sep 10, 2012) I run the Twitter feed for where I work. I do an On This Day section. Today, in 2008, apparently the 'Large Hardon Collider' was turned on.  Click here to discuss this (5 replies, Latest reply: Sep 10, 2012) Good News Call (Sep 3, 2012) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-19396755 Click here to discuss this (No replies) Good News Call (Aug 25, 2012) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19379381 Click here to discuss this (2 replies, Latest reply: Aug 26, 2012) Trolls (Aug 22, 2012) Posted on Facebook by a friend: "The definition of 'trolling' on the internet has changed somewhat in recent years. There was a time when you were labeled a troll for posting subject matter for the sole purpose of inciting anger or contention. Now, contention starts with the subject matter and those who defend themselves against it are labeled 'trolls'. Example: Person A begins a post on a forum or social network that immediately assaults a political ideology, public or private program, religion at large or some other body of people gathered as a whole with a generalized statement that unfairly takes in everyone under one spiteful umbrella. Persons B,C,& D immediately hop on the hatewagon with 'like's and equally general comments. Then Person E comes along and says, "Actually I believe or subscribe to this way of thinking and use it in my life in this way." For that personal and individual defense of their mindset or way of living, Person E is lambasted for their individual support of a larger group or movement. If this is the trend now, what will it become as social networks become less social and more antisocial?" Click here to discuss this (2 replies, Latest reply: Aug 22, 2012) Click here to see more Journal Entries Most Recent Conversations
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