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MolochHunter ago

Great write-up.

Mod tip to those struggling to integrate : you can 'block user's if someone is trolling you beyond your tolerances. (drill into the link of their user name, top right hand side there's a few function toggles)

ps Don't prove yourself a niggerfaggotjew by saying " I'll block you if you're not careful ".

divine_human ago

you can 'block user's

great you mention that. blocking users is not possible on QRV.

on 8chan, a poster has the same ID number throughout the thread during that session (at least thats how i undersand it). you can block a troll on this 750 comments long thread, refresh the page, and dont need to see the posters stuff anymore.

not possible on QRV. the system gives random numbers for each comment, you cant go the users history, dont get any information, and cant block him, not even within this post, only for this individual comment.

it annoyed the crap out me when WRV first started, lol; i have a tendency to instantly perceive flaws in people, structures, systems. this one got to me within the first hour of scanning the QRV feed, the disadvantage of anonymity hit me right in the face, heheh.

Don't prove yourself a niggerfaggotjew by saying " I'll block you if you're not careful

never do that! threads wont work, they may instead provoke a troll flood, hahahahahaha.

what does work though - i tried this one in one of the rare free-speech zones on reddit, in german language - is voicing my boundaries - my main premise is 'attack the argument, not the person' - and taking consequences if a communication partner doesnt adjust to civil manners.

it was one of my mean joys to, when they kept overstepping that clearly set boundary, to tell them, 'thanks for the exchange, its become a waste of energy. user blocked.' after doing that 4-5 times, the tone of other users changed in our personal communication (not on their other post or comments though, but thats none of my business). they stopped throwing their shit at me but engaged in topic-related discussion.

discuss the argument, not the person. its the main learning here, on all social media, from my pov.

as for notorious trolls: i take them as kindergarden mud throwing gang bang and, if the projection screen engages, mud wrestling. some of the trolls are deep state, some narcissists, some simply frustrated with themselecs and the world so they spit their shit all over the place.

mostly its best to ignore them. some deserve engagement tough, even if its only for modeling discernment to community. and some just need a 'yes, i hear you', in order to respect you and search for real victims to troll. trolls have their use, too, they trigger the shit out of those who carry shit to trigger, in order for it to show and be enventually set free.

if you become a target of a troll - i dont like people who call everybody who opposes their oppinion or their current be-lie-f systems narrative a 'shill'; shills are DS paid trolls that enter a discussion with the intent to instill doubt, fear, or division -, engaging woth tem will bring up your core wounds. good...

remember, whatever triggers us has its root inside of us, not in the other person who, intentfully or subconciously, rattles on the knife that sticks in our old wounds, perceivable to everybody who cares to focus their attention on it. if we feel hurt about something someone says or does, its an opportunity to encounter and heal the primary wound that made us allow for this to touch us now.

projection, blaming + shaming, wont help, its a waste of energy. the other person isnt responsible for our hurt; we are, because we perceive the world through a victim mind-set that invites the predators to feed on us.

the stirred up energy, mostly anger, is much more creatively utilzed for drawing boundaries, voicing our dis-consent, taking choices, and better aligning with our true nature.

trolling you beyond your tolerances

this will only happen if you engage in a way that invites more trolling. barking wont help. biting wont help. humor will help. admitting that racism and antisemitism are tools of the elite to keep us in check will make the voices that constanly shout 'fire!' search for a new target.

and if push comes to shove, blocking a user is easy all over most of voat. just not on anonymous 8chan-style QRV. as longs as that feature doesnt get changed - at least on each post, each user needs to have their individual user number -, i dont even much scan the comment section of the posts. too much trash. which is a pity, there are some gems for sure, i just dont want to search through the mudhole to find them.

low-quality posts and trolling are indeed issues when trolls from all lanes flood a sub that doesnt moderate. (sorry, my intent is to point out the flaws of the system, from my personal pov, not bashing QRV. curious to see this play out...)

maybe a call for community to engage with their voating powers? i am still not totally familiar with the power of this tool; i tend to upvote everything i like when its being presented in a reasonable or authentic way, even if it opposes my opinion, and downvote when i perceive trolling or otherwise manipulative intent.

interesting to watch this social experiment unfold, inside of myself and within this voat community... there is an element of truth in here that will awaken many more people. the bridge, the next step in the game.

old goats anchored the foundation of 'speak your heart and mind, and follow your own intelligence and resonance.' never mind if you are a reddit refugee of one of the former floods; if you have survived engaging here for more than 3 weeks, you are an old goat. dont doubt it. you may not be old to voat but old to free thinking.

nuff said... i talk too much today ;)