The Internet Troll: U MAD BRO?!

The Internet is a very big and infinite place for education, entertainment and the community. This is a temporary virtual world that fulfills curiosity that we will never encounter. Each web traveler can protect the security inside the cockpit of the living room by protecting his anonymity by user name. From this invention, we have greatly changed our daily lives; we hoped to share our thoughts and opinions with strangers at all. From these two important elements, ambiguity and self-expression form a new existence, Internet troll.

Trolls are anonymous, they laugh at others. The same two qualities are the key to the temptation of the clown: he has no obvious background story, he thinks the world is a bad joke. "U mad bro" - Early Troll's favorite troll - has the same rhetorical effect as Joker's "Why are you so serious?" Joker's view of the world has some truth like the best movie villain - the bad weekend is the social collapse we need - and the modern troll is anxious to destroy the space I will

Mark Waid did not notice that being angry at the Internet would attract opponents and trolls. This is not surprising for those familiar with web culture. A crazy and political online crime is like bleeding in a shark's aquarium. That's why he should avoid such tweets, especially if he wants to keep his spirit. Twitter's spy reflects that his reaction is bad more than anyone else. All tweets will sacrifice Marvel and in the long term erego Disney. Will Mark tell the customer that Mark will "go out" and "never read" will be their benefit? Do they not benefit from not turning their attention to inferior products? Of course, it might be a troll, but if it is a fan, this is a good way to alienate them. This applies to all companies that Mark Waid works for. Not only that, people may never buy cartoons from other companies, so they hurt the industry as a whole.