Trolls rejoice. You're about to be on television. E! is currently developing a show about Internet commenters that's cleverly titled Comments Section, which means a producer is combing through Jezebel right now. Ahhh! Are you camera ready?
Trolls are shitting all over our internet. You can hardly search for something as innocuous as "dog" on Google without coming across inflammatory attacks on every possible dog-related opinion under the sun. All horrible things have to crawl before they can walk/crush spirits, though. Even trolls.
Christy Mack, who was brutally beaten by former boyfriend War Machine when he found "his property" with another man, is in the process of recovering from her ordeal. Recently, she posted some photos showing her physical progress, and a group of people on the MMA Underground internet forums celebrated the occasion by…
A woman who was sending abusive messages to the Madeleine McCann's family was found dead on Saturday.
A UK man who used Twitter to terrorize women over their efforts to get Jane Austen on the £10 banknote has been sentenced.
An anti-abortion Twitter bot set up to generate names for aborted fetuses was trolled to the breaking point.
Twitter has a troll problem. It has from the beginning, really. But it's been particularly loud this month, thrown into sharp relief with the sickening attacks on Robin Williams' grieving daughter, Zelda. Twitter's response has been tepid at best—and as far as squashing trolls goes, it's the most we can ever expect.
A few days after Robin Williams' daughter Zelda Williams was cruelly bullied off of social media in the wake of her father's death, Twitter announced it will make changes to prevent similar incidents in the future.
What in the everloving fuck.
A Redditor discovered her husband was viciously trolling people online and refuses to stop.
Welp, the 4chan gremlins are at it again, and this time it looks like they're really trying to put the 'Nazi' in 'Feminazi.'
Lily Allen's new video for "URL Badman" is a big fuck-you to all the mom's-basement-dwelling bloggers out there who have failed to understand her art.
A nasty Twitter troll who sent death threats to celebrities has been shut down by a British court. Boom.
Trolls suck. I know. But don't worry, internet friends! Because after years of investigation and experimentation, I've finally nailed down EXACTLY how to deal with trolls and succeed every time. Just follow these steps to the letter and you'll be troll-free in no time.
They say one bad decision begets another, and nowhere is this more the case than on social media.
Hunter Moore, who was arrested by the FBI last week for charges including "conspiracy, seven counts of unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information and seven counts of aggravated identity theft," is free on $100,000 bond.
Here we go again. Amanda Abbington, who just joined Sherlock as Mary, says she was targeted with online death threats just for having the audacity to portray a character someone else wrote. OMG THE NERVE OF THAT WOMAN.
A neurobiologist from Amsterdam University who has discovered a gross new way to troll people has made two claims, one more surprising than the other: a) women's lifestyle choices during pregnancy can affect the development of their children, specifically b) that smoking during pregnancy may increase the likelihood…
The Westboro Baptist Church is so nuts, fringe and thirsty for attention ("How nuts, fringe and thirsty for attention are they?") that it's usually best to ignore them, but every now and then they do something embarrassing and ridiculous enough that you can't help but point and laugh.
Anyone who genuinely cares about anything is bound to sound like a broken record from time to time. If you actually give a shit about a problem (and I don't mean a "problem" like "the co-op is out of Honeycrisps," I mean a PROBLEM PROBLEM), then you don't just lodge your complaint and sit back down while the world…
