When a person's sanity is at balance,
when human passion is raging,
no etiquette must get in the way.
—Xah Lee, 2001.
The internet has changed society deeply. It has indirectly changed nations, catapulted sciences, deeply imbued the daily lives of men, and as well affected writings and have created a culture one of a kind, among which is FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), Netiquette, and Trolling. Netiquette refers to Net Etiquette. It is the implicit rules in online communities, widely purveyed in the early days of internet (pre-1997) but faded quitely with the mainstreaming of internet. Troll roughly refers to someone who posts a message that solicit explicitly or indirectly a huge usually chaotic following. In these pages, are collected essays on these phenomena.
Killfile Considered Harmful ☯ Philosophies of Netiquette ☯ Old School Netiquette
Tech Geekers vs Spammers ☯ Cross-posting & Language Factions
Blogs, Longbets.org, and Education Of Sociology ☯ Second Life, Tech Geekers, And Escapism
A Troll's Confection ☯ A Troll's Anthology
On Ignoring Trolls ☯ Why Can't You Be Normal?
What Do Tech Geeking Morons Want? ☯ Aloofness vs Approachable ☯ (Knowledge + Love) / Disrespectfulness ☯ How Shall I Respond? ☯ What I've Learned By Conversational Styled Posts
i will be building a dam, when there is a pussy flood.
for i am a collector of nature, and a lover of its treasure.
i will use my savings, to quench those thirsty, and lubricate those angry,
for i have suffered and suffered; the pain and anguish.
—Xah Lee, 2002.