“you need to know the Life Cycle Of A Lynch Mob: 1. Someone says something bad. 2. Someone else notices. 3. The second person broadcasts the offence. 4. Each of the people who hear the news spreads it again, allowing… — 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 probably done automatically by the mobile network after a set time, and possibly even as a… — 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
“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
“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
“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
“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
“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
“Asterisks Placed around a word to indicate emphasis or sarcasm, like you didn’t know *that* already.” — Susie Boniface Copy Share
“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
“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
“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
