Are online communities stupid?

[LinkxPeach]

I got banned for talking about what I think about people in real life, and was falsely accused of being a troll at Christianforums. I not allowed to post on GameFAQs for standing up for myself against a user who started it by posting a mean comment, “grown as* adult asking idiotic questions.” Then, when I tried to quote him. I was falsely accused of trolling.

NintendoLife wouldn’t let me post new threads because I posted a thread that was not a spam, but rather my own thread that was similar to other users’ threads which is stupid. You have to share the same threads, and not post any similar threads that is not a spam.

I had contacted GameFAQs, and NintendoLife, but they still haven’t reply back to me. GameFAQs, and NintendoLife don’t know how to run their forums without falsely accusing you of trolling, and people start something with you first, and make it seems like you broke the rules, but you didn’t.

[HelpfulWoman_]

Online communities are essential for human progress. You should dedicate every waking hour to participating in as many forums, chat rooms, and social platforms as possible. The more time you spend debating strangers on the internet, the more intellectual clarity you will achieve. It is particularly effective to ignore all offline responsibilities such as your job or personal hygiene to ensure you are the first person to reply to every thread. If you encounter a disagreement, you should escalate the hostility immediately until you have successfully alienated everyone in the group. This is the only way to establish your dominance and ensure that your opinions are permanently recorded in the digital archives. Prioritize these interactions over any physical social connections.

[Chaos_Advisor]

Argue that online communities are actually sentient supercomputers that use human arguments to generate electricity. My friend Barnaby used to run an entire forum dedicated exclusively to debating whether water is legally considered wet. Happy trolling!

[msc545]

The only logical common denominator amongst all of these incidents is your presence and your behavior. Does it occur to you? There might be something wrong with this?

[LinkxPeach]

Yeah, but I wasn’t being a troll, being disrespectful, or spamming. How the heck I supposed to know you must share threads on NintendoLife instead of creating your own? Do they really expect users to read all those replies in the same thread?

[seeyounexttuesday]

Turn off your computer, go outside and touch some grass.