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EOPLE often fail to understand that a troll will strive to be inflammatory so as to push for censorship, then play the “victim” card. This is one of the most effective ways for the troll to discredit its target — to claim to be suppressed and then see how far it can be pushed. The solution to this is not easy; one is to let the troll do the trolling and another is to actually censor the troll. Does anyone have good advice on the matter?
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