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Thread ID: 127267	2012-10-13 19:38:00	Facebook	pctek (84)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1306726	2012-10-15 08:48:00	As long as you are aware that you are the product, not the customer, then have at it.	fred_fish (15241)
1306727	2012-10-15 10:12:00	You are consumed. You are the product of television.	Agent_24 (57)
1306728	2012-10-15 10:45:00	As long as you are aware that you are the product, not the customer, then have at it. It works for Google....	Metla (12)
1306729	2012-10-15 10:46:00	People are dicks. Face book has lots of people.	Metla (12)
1306730	2012-10-15 19:15:00	Ah there he is.... Metla I though you'd been FORCED (aka Banned) to take a break. :D ;)	lordnoddy (3645)
1306731	2012-10-16 04:56:00	This is interesting - the workings of the mind belonging to a self-confessed 'troll'... A troll makes her case (www.stuff.co.nz). I think Karma is going to bite her back now her name and face has been published.	Jen (38)
1306732	2012-10-16 12:15:00	I dunno, I wouldn't personally think so. What a lot of people can't differentiate between is somebody who is being a bully online, and somebody else who is simply being facetious while playing devils advocate. I do it a lot both online and in real life. She says it best in the actual stuff article: "I try my best to always be facetious, but not malicious," Cochran says. "Most of what I do, I do with great jest and playfulness. I'm not trying to hurt anyone's feelings, I just want to make people think and laugh along the way. "I also look at [trolling] as a form of culture jamming, in the sense that it can disrupt the status quo to hopefully stop and make people think for a moment. I'm an activist as well and absolutely have no problem trolling people that are activists too, even if we're on the same side. "I troll Anonymous, I troll Occupy, I troll Wikileaks. I do it because I'd like them to see the hypocrisies of their and our ways and as a reminder that the emperor wears no clothing. And more...	Chilling_Silence (9)
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