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Here's What You Need to Know About Internet Trolling lifewire by Elise Moreau
If you have a strong social presence online, or if you at least consider yourself to be pretty active in online communities, you may have experienced what many savvy Internet users call “being trolled.” It might sound funny, but truth be told, internet trolling can get pretty nasty and isn't always a laughing matter.
Being trolled, or the act of trolling, is something we all have to deal with increasingly as the Internet becomes more social.
What Does It Really Mean to Go'Trolling' Online?
Wikipedia defines it as:
"Someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as a forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.”
Those who aren’t quite familiar with the Internet slang definition of “troll” or “trolling” might automatically think of the mythical creature from Scandinavian folklore. The mythological troll is known to be an ugly, dirty, angry creature that lives in dark places, like caves or underneath bridges, waiting to snatch up anything that passed by for a quick meal.
In some ways, the mythological troll is similar to the internet troll. The internet troll hides behind his computer screen, and actively goes out of his way to cause trouble on the Internet. Like the mythological troll, the internet troll is angry and disruptive in every possible – often for no real reason at all.
Where the Worst Trolling Happens
You can find trolls lurking around almost every corner of the social web. Here are some specific places that are well known to attract trolls.
YouTube video comments: YouTube is notorious for having some of the worst comments of all time. Some people even say “it’s the trailer park of the Internet.” Go and have a look through the comments of any popular video, and you’re bound to find some of the worst comments ever. The more views and comments a video has, the more troll comments it’ll probably have as well.
Q:
Do you know what is internet trolling?
What do you think that the attract trolls make nasty comments on social media?
How to handle negative comments on social media?
How to deal with negative people?
How to bring positive messages in an online community?
What to do when you cause trouble on the internet?
Pros and cons of watching YouTube video?
----她只有9歲，卻餵飽了鎮上所有的流浪漢，還改變了世界對他們的態度
如果世界上真的有天使，
那麼天使應該就是這個女孩的模樣。
Hailey Fort is not your average 9-year-old girl. metro.co.uk
When she was five, Hailey Fort saw a homeless man on the street, and asked her mum how they could help him.
Hailey and her family bought the man lunch, and since that day the schoolgirl from King Fort, Washington, USA, has been working to help homeless people in her local community.
A year later, at the age of six, Hailey began growing vegetables to donate to the local food bank; last year she grew carrots, peppers, peas, beans, tomatoes, berries, cucumbers, and melons, and donated an impressive 128 pounds worth of fruit and veg.
In the past few years her charity work has expanded, and she also now raises money to donate other much-needed supplies including toiletries, feminine hygiene products and coats, and has even recently purchased 10 PO Box addresses to help homeless people to apply for jobs.
But now Hailey has decided to step her already impressive efforts up a gear, by building mobile shelters from scratch.
Talking to US news network WRCB, Hailey explained that the first shelter is for her friend Edward, who has fallen on hard times since losing his job at a local supermarket.
She explained: ‘I don’t really want him to be rained on by all the bad weather we get here,’
She went on: ‘He’s really nice… He’s easy to talk with.’
Amazingly, Hailey is building the shelters almost entirely on her own under the supervision of her mother, and is a dab hand with power tools which would send most grown men into cold sweats, including nail guns, hydraulic staplers and electric drills.
And Edward’s shelter is just the start. Hailey hopes to build a further 10 shelters for other homeless people in her area.
Explaining what inspires her to do this work, Hailey simply said: ‘It just doesn’t seem right… I think everyone should have a place to live.’
What an incredible little girl.
Q:
What do you think of this 9-year-old girl?
Have you ever helped homeless men?
How to help them homeless people?
What are your opinion about food bank?
Have you ever tried growing vegetables by yourself?
Why some people are difficultly to apply for jobs?
How to practice random acts of kindness?
她只有9歲，卻餵飽了鎮上所有的流浪漢，還改變了世界對他們的態度
如果世界上真的有天使，
那麼天使應該就是這個女孩的模樣。
女孩的名字叫 Hailey Ford（海莉·福特），
4 年前，她與母親逛完雜貨鋪出來，
遇到了 Edward，一個流浪漢，
他坐在路邊，已經很多天沒吃飽飯了。
Hailey 拉著母親的衣角問：
＂我可以給他買個三明治嗎＂
那時候，Hailey 才 5 歲。
Edward 高興得當場落淚。
多年的流浪生涯讓他看透了人性的淡薄，
而這個小女孩給了他溫暖的一天。
在街上，Hailey 又遇到了另一個流浪漢，
他叫 Billy Ray，一個退伍軍人，
在戰爭中失去了雙腿。
無家可歸的他再次激起了 Hailey 的愛心，
幫完了一個又一個流浪漢後，母親告訴她：
我們並不是多麼富裕，沒有能力幫助所有人。
這是所有家長面對熱心的孩子，
所能說出的最無奈的話：
＂我們沒有辦法幫助所有的人＂
小女孩的眼角掛著淚水，倔強的看著母親，
她沒有絕望：＂不！我要試試看！＂
買不起食物，她就自己去種。
於是，在別的小孩正抱洋娃娃的年齡，
她把家裏的院子改造成菜園，
為了讓那些無家可歸的人不餓肚子，
她開始學習種菜。
這個善良的小女孩開始挖地，
播種，除草，圍柵欄，
沒有種植經驗的她，
晚上一個人抱著厚厚的書學習，
幾個月後，她收穫了第一份食物，
半袋的胡蘿蔔，大豆和土豆，
她把食物送給了流浪漢 Billy，
那時候，她只有 6 歲。
想給更多的流浪漢提供食物，
這樣的產量顯然不夠，
她的鄰居開始幫助 Hailey，
擴大了＂Hailey 菜園＂的生產規模，
小 Hailey 不斷學習種菜的知識，
這個剛剛開始念小學的女孩，
她立志要餵飽更多的流浪漢。
她做到了！
她將每一份收穫的食物洗乾淨，
用袋子裝好，發放給街上的流浪漢，
一種就是四年，
當地的流浪漢很多都和 Hailey 成為了朋友，
甚至他們的狗看到她都會很開心。
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