“Asterisks Placed around a word to indicate emphasis or sarcasm, like you didn’t know *that* already.” — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“Do say If you’ve been online for five minutes and no one’s said you’re a troll, then you’re probably a spambot. Don’t say What’s… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“In 2009 Miley Cyrus made a rap video about quitting social media saying she wanted to ‘keep my private life private’. She returned 17… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“FTW ‘For the win’, an initialism from social media’s gaming past indicating someone or something should be victorious in an entirely fictional and unimportant… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“you need to know the Life Cycle Of A Lynch Mob: 1. Someone says something bad. 2. Someone else notices. 3. The second person… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“Call a stranger a troll, or a prostitute, a conspirator, a liar, a spy, a Communist or a Nazi even if you don’t know… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“1. True trolls are internet users who set out to ruin someone else’s day. Everyone else is merely someone who disagrees with you, which… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“Asterisks Placed around a word to indicate emphasis or sarcasm, like you didn’t know *that* already.” — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“And in December of that year –five months later –The Guardian reported they’d got it wrong. The messages had been deleted, but it was… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“The internet’s prime purpose is to facilitate uniformity of thought (always a good starting point for the bluffer when discussing social media). The rules… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
“TWITTER At the time of writing this is the king of social media, so by the time of publication it could be dead and… — Susie Boniface Copy Share Image
