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Jan 13, 2022 15 min

Troll Finder App (Stu McCallister)

from Creativity Wasted Hosted by Tom Walma

Idea: A (satirical) app or web service to identify Internet trolls and help you legally commit acts of vengeance upon them, such as legalized "swatting" and leaving flaming bags of poo at their door. Also: debating whether responding to a troll with anger and hate makes you a troll, or whether only the person who "threw the first punch" should be considered a troll; an alternative "troll finder" web service which finds the other social media accounts of a troll and allows you to send messages to those other accounts but doesn't reveal ("dox") those other accounts to you; using Wile E Coyote fake doors to prevent "swatting"; wanting to be trolled because it would be fun to use a "Troll Finder App" against a troll; a few examples of Internet comments on the border of trolling and constructive criticism, and deciding whether they'd warrant a vengeful response Stu McCallister (https://twitter.com/StuMcCallister Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/lmnopodcast) Kevin C (https://www.planetant.com/events?category=Planet+Ant+Farm+Team) Justin Siekierka (Comedy Shows: https://facebook.com/Bearded-Lamb-Brewing-Co-116123201742619 https://facebook.com/RustedCrowSpirits) Tom Walma (https://creativitywasted.com https://twitter.com/thomaswalma) This podcast is part of Planet Ant Podcasts (https://planetantpodcasts.com) This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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