The web, like the world, operates via complex relationships. When you get past the sites, the coding and the rest, like still attracts like and harmonics, regeneration and all the rest apply. So sites like Reddit emerge, bring out certain types of people and then it regenerates as time passes into repetitive harmonics.
A web bully will be drawn to others and will find themselves repeating similar conflicts.
Association is so important. I haven't spent more than a few minutes now on most sites that are garbage. Gamer sites? That's like waiting to be mugged. I truly can't fathom gaming anymore. I already feel bad for the time games scored from me when I was a kid. Millions of people have been literally throwing their lives away.
Anyways, LarryJ and the trench knife incident are ancient history, but people remember any threat, real or suggested.
I seriously think the world would be a better place without the internet. The world, largely, just isn't mature enough to handle it. The evil and waste it has spread seems to far outweigh its utility.
But genies are hard to put back into bottles.
Geek Speak » in reply to The weaponized Internet
Common denominators.
