John White wrote in message ...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Get it?

froglamp

John White wrote in message ...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Get it?

froglamp

(froglamp) wrote in
om:

John White wrote in message
...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Typically, "trolling" is used for the practice of stirring up debate, and
generate traffic for a thread. The goal is to inflame tempers, distrupt
the group, and generally give the troll a sense of power and
accomplishment. In this case, Mr. Rosati was crossing spam with trolling
when he posted deliberately controversial topics, and just spamming when
he talks about Ken David's site.

Arien

(froglamp) wrote in
om:

John White wrote in message
...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Typically, "trolling" is used for the practice of stirring up debate, and
generate traffic for a thread. The goal is to inflame tempers, distrupt
the group, and generally give the troll a sense of power and
accomplishment. In this case, Mr. Rosati was crossing spam with trolling
when he posted deliberately controversial topics, and just spamming when
he talks about Ken David's site.

Arien

Thanks
John

froglamp wrote:

John White wrote in message ...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]

When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Get it?

froglamp

Thanks
John

froglamp wrote:

John White wrote in message ...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]

When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Get it?

froglamp

Thanks
John

Arien Malec wrote:

(froglamp) wrote in
om:

John White wrote in message
...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Typically, "trolling" is used for the practice of stirring up debate, and
generate traffic for a thread. The goal is to inflame tempers, distrupt
the group, and generally give the troll a sense of power and
accomplishment. In this case, Mr. Rosati was crossing spam with trolling
when he posted deliberately controversial topics, and just spamming when
he talks about Ken David's site.

Arien

Thanks
John

Arien Malec wrote:

(froglamp) wrote in
om:

John White wrote in message
...
Define troll in this context please.
Thanks
Remo Rosati, author
[shameless plug for book]


When someone puts a comment about something in a forum, *but* they
really are more interested in promoting something in their signature,
that is call "trolling"...like some people go trolling for fish in a
stream...or some guys go "trolling" for girls in bars...

Typically, "trolling" is used for the practice of stirring up debate, and
generate traffic for a thread. The goal is to inflame tempers, distrupt
the group, and generally give the troll a sense of power and
accomplishment. In this case, Mr. Rosati was crossing spam with trolling
when he posted deliberately controversial topics, and just spamming when
he talks about Ken David's site.

Arien