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Online Confessions, deleted after 200 views

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Re: Online Confessions, deleted after 200 views

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Wow, that’s toxic. Just read a screed on n*ggers. Hope the person felt better. Wow. Intense.

I'm sure I'm not the only one here who remembers trolls on slashdot back in the day. There was one consistent theme about "gay n-word". GNAA. That's what I'm suddenly reminded of.

In hindsight I think some of that old trolling was people's mental health problems on display.

Re: Online Confessions, deleted after 200 views

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post #5

Wow, that’s toxic. Just read a screed on n*ggers. Hope the person felt better. Wow. Intense.

I'm sure I'm not the only one here who remembers trolls on slashdot back in the day. There was one consistent theme about "gay n-word". GNAA. That's what I'm suddenly reminded of. In hindsight I think some of that old trolling was people's mental health problems on display.

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Re: Online Confessions, deleted after 200 views

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These type of sites were very popular in the late 90s/early 2000s. The most famous one was probably lowbrow.com, https://web.archive.org/web/19990428052738/http://www.lowbro... I suppose with all the spillover from the web back into real life these days the view limit is needed. Lowbrow stored stories until lowbrow stopped existing. There's another "anonymous message server" I've been using since the late 90s where y…

Some experiences don’t translate well to a mass audience.

Like your favourite spot in nature.

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