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| − | '''Trolling''' is the act of intentionally trying to annoy other users. In ''[[Everybody Edits]]'', this often refers to the process of a [[player]] damaging the contents of a [[world]] through repeated obstructive [[edit]]s. The term "troll" can both refer to a user who trolls, and the act of trolling itself. | + | '''Trolling''' is the act of intentionally trying to annoy other users. In ''[[Everybody Edits]]'', this often refers to the process of a [[player]] damaging the contents of a [[world]] through repeated obstructive [[edit]]s. The term "troll" can both refer to a user who trolls, and the act of trolling itself. On the forum, this more often manifests as pretending to hold aggravating opinions, arguing in bad faith, or using copypastas in an attempt to bait others into earnest responses. |
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Trolling is the act of intentionally trying to annoy other users. In Everybody Edits, this often refers to the process of a player damaging the contents of a world through repeated obstructive edits. The term "troll" can both refer to a user who trolls, and the act of trolling itself. On the forum, this more often manifests as pretending to hold aggravating opinions, arguing in bad faith, or using copypastas in an attempt to bait others into earnest responses.
An example of troll.
Trivia
- EX Crew Trolled Minigames is a world based off the results of a typical trolled Minigame Level.
