Worthless tests & labs, a dangerous vaccine, insurance companies refuse to pay, undertreatment the norm, all about money. MO. Posts: 281 | From CT | Registered: Oct 2005
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treepatrol
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If suspect a Troll email the moderator about it.
1. The name of post 2. The name of the offender 3. The area in which its done Such as medical,general etc. 4. If you want copy the name of post using copyshortcut and past in your moderator email.
-------------------- Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Remember Iam not a Doctor Just someone struggling like you with Tick Borne Diseases.
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There is an easy and simple way to report a post.
Simply click on the "report post" icon (with the whistle) which is at the bottom of every post. This will allow you to send an Alert to all the Moderators assigned to that Forum and allow us to easily identify the specific Post/Topic needing review or action.
Thanks,
-------------------- Lou B Posts: 2200 | From Mount Hope, New Jersey, USA | Registered: Oct 2000
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vitch, i had this impression, as well, and is the reason i posted the warning--- in 2-3 posts there seems to be an apparent tacit/ implicit pretension ignorance, naivete, and innocence about the various aspects of the twisted, psychotic, economics and politics of the diagnosis, and treatment of lyme borreliosis.
thanks for finding the right words.
apparent pretension to ignorance, naivete, and innocence seem to be the hooks, by which to bait people into engaging them in "discussions."
however, i've concluded i did 'jump the gun' on one suspect who i did not report after reading all person's posts, and who, i'll not name, nor did i report.
Ann-OH
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Whew! Now there is an oxymoron - innocent trolls!
I agree that people should be on the lookout, but this is a moderated board. I imagine they have to read all kinds of junk before it gets past the moderators.
The best is to report your suspicions as noted above. Long discussions about them only lead to people suspecting the wrong poster and then we get into more stuff!
shazdancer
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I think there is an easy solution -- do not say anything on a message board (or in an email to someone you don't know, for that matter) that you wouldn't want quoted in public, with your real name on it.
That goes for newbies, and oldies.
Regards, Shaz
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quote:Originally posted by pq: vitch, i had this impression, as well, and is the reason i posted the warning--- in 2-3 posts there seems to be an apparent tacit/ implicit pretension ignorance, naivete, and innocence about the various aspects of the twisted, psychotic, economics and politics of the diagnosis, and treatment of lyme borreliosis.
thanks for finding the right words.
apparent pretension to ignorance, naivete, and innocence seem to be the hooks, by which to bait people into engaging them in "discussions."
however, i've concluded i did 'jump the gun' on one suspect who i did not report after reading all person's posts, and who, i'll not name, nor did i report.
you should also consider that the most likely troll suspects may be individuals who accuse others of being trolls. it's a perfect cover. "me? how could I be a troll?"
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Worthless tests & labs, a dangerous vaccine, insurance companies refuse to pay, undertreatment the norm, all about money. MO. Posts: 281 | From CT | Registered: Oct 2005
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true, but i didn't set out to post every single identifying feature of a troll. sci.med.diseases.lyme is a case in point for your example.
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true, but i didn't set out to post every single identifying feature of a troll. sci.med.diseases.lyme is a case in point for your example.
what do you mean by that? btw, I wasn't accusing anyone of being a troll, I was just playing devil's advocate.
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patently obvious examples of a troll calling calling non-trolls, trolls, are found on sci.med.diseases.lyme.
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