Re: Kill The Troll

"Jeannie Wilson" <jwilson421@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"CatLoverSu" <vr_pro@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote here for all to
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I said: Better yet ... stop smacking at the hornet's nest.

You said: Who hasn't posted about the troll in DAYS and who came here
starting a post
titled Kill the Troll? Now, who's smacking at a hornet's nest?


I don't see where one has anything to do with the other. If you mean that
"Sheila" has not posted in days, possibly TPTB took care of things. And Ed
clearly stated ... "I am only responding to this because my name is
mentioned in here." I don't see a problem with that.

I think who's smacking at the hornet's nest is fairly obvious, if you've
been following the responses all along.

Let me be direct:
1. To those who have said nothing, keep saying nothing. Do not respond to
anyone you feel is a troll, and do not contribute to any conversation about
a troll, no matter how much you want to. By doing that, you are making them
a viable entity. They are not a viable entity. They are a non-entity. Treat
them that way.
2. To those who have responded with words such as "yawn," that's what
you're not supposed to do. If you think you are bothering them, you're not.
You are making them a viable entity, which is what they want. Do #1.
3. To those who have been viciously attacked and struck back with harsh
words, i.e. "You're sick ..." See #2 and do #1.
4. STOP posting private information in this newsgroup (this one is
divorced, that one got married, my kid's name is ...). Janice had the right
idea. Save it for email. The less known about you, the better.

Finally, let go of the past.


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