Agreed. Where do you draw the line between downvoting and potentially feeding the trolls? I’m having a hard time with that. When someone is acting like an ignorant contrarian, I’m inclined to ignore them.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•when anything about the Tate guys who got arrested comes upEnglish
3·1 month agoAgreed! I feel like so many disgusting trolls all over the news these days would disappear if we would just stop talking about them. Don’t feed the trolls!
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Uplifting News@lemmy.world•Minnesota solar project set to replace retiring coal plant reaches 710 MWEnglish
65·1 month agoI’m not sure why you’re getting down votes for this. Isn’t having some redundancy or backup plan a good idea? What am I missing here?
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Thinking this to myself while working as a Starbucks barista during the 8:00 AM rush.English
4·4 months agoAbsolutely can relate. There is nothing more loathsome to me than some bright-eyed, extrovert eager beaver early in the morning
I feel that. Personally, I’ve decided most times it is best not to read comments responding to anything I post. And if I have questions, I’ll just research it myself rather than ask in the comments here. I see all social media as inherently toxic, and while Lemmy is less toxic than most, people still seem to enjoy shitting on others online whenever they can. And you never know if the jerk really is some high school douche or a Russian bot with an agenda or an intelligent adult with poor communication skills or a violently prideful idiot.
It helps to avoid all sensitive and important posts. There are no jerks in superbowl for example.