Dėkui už šį paaiškinimą. O tai vis skaitant forumuose ar komentaruose randu 
vis vartojant troll troll. Nors ne iki galo supratau to trolinimo blogybės? 
Tipo, kad kitus dalyvius kursto nereikalingai diskusijai, erzina?

"Zose" <Nera@jokio.lt> parašė naujienų 
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> Troll
>
> Someone who is purposefully posting on a forum/messageboard/site sith the 
> sole aim to irritate the regular members.
>
> Contrary to popular belief there is much more to internet trolling than 
> posting "OMG UR ALL SO GHEYYYY!!!1" "OMFG TRIVIUM SUX ASS U FAGS LOL" and 
> the like. People who post such things will usually be one-post wonders and 
> get banned, however the more experienced troll will attempt to cause some 
> sort of havoc under the admins radar.
>
> Common examples of trolling:
> The long-term troll:
> These guys don't mind waiting around for the fun to begin. They may 
> pretend to be an average n00b, and give themselves the stereotyical 
> interest(s) of the average member of said forum, then once having a few 
> posts they will gradually try to spread dissent. This type may even 
> pretend to be pally to the admin and get their msn (and try to crack their 
> account password of course) whilst causing general disruption. May act 
> under other proxies and slate these fake trolls on msn to the 
> aforementioned gullible admin. These people, to be frank, usually have no 
> life and love bringing message boards to their knees by putting 
> considerable time into their carnage. If they crack the admins password 
> the board is doomed.
>
> The sophisticated troll:
> This type will usually have some sort of distaste for whatever the said 
> message board is discussing and try to cause annoyance as opposed to 
> destructiveness. They will parody the members and see how much they can 
> get over their heads. Subtle pisstaking being their route. They'll usually 
> get banned in the end but will annoy an entire community using this drawn 
> out approach.
>
> The faker troll:
> A clever troll, the main aim of the game is to, ironically, act really 
> REALLY stupid, this trolls aim is to argue with members incoherantly, 
> usually using text speak. This is a ploy, the troll only needs to spend 10 
> seconds writing the babble when the member wastes 10 minutes writing a 
> much more wordy reply. The troll will reply with a stupid rebuff making 
> the member post as many long replies as possible. Using the members weight 
> against them and wasting their forum time... If they are good then their 
> act will be believable and they probably won't get banned unless the admin 
> is strict on txt tlk.
>
> The rank and file spammer:
> These are the first to pop into peoples minds, they are similar to the 
> examples stated in the first paragraph. No previous experience necessary, 
> this lot will swarm in, again, usually under proxies to maximise the 
> destructiveness, and spam the place to hell. Only causes mild irritation 
> if not in large numbers.
>
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