Cyber Bullying - A Comprehensive Psychological Profile

[Ricky]

I found this report incredibly interesting.

There is often talk about the subject on this site by victims of "internet bullying" or about them.

This is a comprehensive report from the other side, the people who instigate these conflicts.

http://www.cybercrimejournal.com/Bishop2013janijcc.pdf

 

[Fallowfox]

The very first sentence of the article has a grammar mistake in it. :\ (it should read 'issues', rather than 'issue')

So I am guessing this has not been peer reviewed.

The report is expansive; could you summarise the main parts of the report which you think are interesting or contentious?
I agree with the assessment that some people troll others because they have high self expectation and resent other people who fail to meet those standards. 'Not suffering fools gladly'.
I also agree that law enforcement handles trolling poorly; I am concerned that freedom of speech is being eroded in order to protect people from snarky internet comments, in some cases.

 

[Ricky]

The very first sentence of the article has a grammar mistake in it. :\ (it should read 'issues', rather than 'issue')

Did I hurt your feelings, or something? I wouldn't want to be a cyber bully!

So I am guessing this has not been peer reviewed.

Most people care more about the content than the grammar, but it was written by the European Parliament.

There wouldn't necessarily be peer review but I'm sure there was some form of review prior to it going out.

Something like that is easy to miss, since most people aren't nit-picking for pedantic bullshit.

The report is expansive; could you summarise the main parts of the report which you think are interesting or contentious?

What I found the most interesting is it reminded me of myself.

I also like how they went into Autistic Spectrum Disorder, it substantiates a lot of things I had guessed.

I agree with the assessment that some people troll others because they have high self expectation and resent other people who fail to meet those standards. 'Not suffering fools gladly'.
I also agree that law enforcement handles trolling poorly; I am concerned that freedom of speech is being eroded in order to protect people from snarky internet comments, in some cases.

Cool story, bro :V

 

[Fallowfox]

Did I hurt your feelings, or something? I wouldn't want to be a cyber bully!



Most people care more about the content than the grammar, but it was written by the European Parliament.

There wouldn't necessarily be peer review but I'm sure there was some form of review prior to it going out.

Something like that is easy to miss, since most people aren't nit-picking for pedantic bullshit.



What I found the most interesting is it reminded me of myself.

I also like how they went into Autistic Spectrum Disorder, it substantiates a lot of things I had guessed.



Cool story, bro :V

I was concerned that the reviewers' (if there were reviewers) failure to pick up an obvious and prominent mistake meant that there could be further mistakes in the paper, which would decrease any confidence I would invest in it.

Yes, it did make me think of you too, Ricky. x3

 

[Ricky]

I was concerned that the reviewers' (if there were reviewers) failure to pick up an obvious and prominent mistake meant that there could be further mistakes in the paper, which would decrease any confidence I would invest in it.

You would know better than I if the European Parliament is to be trusted

Yes, it did make me think of you too, Ricky. x3

Lol. I hope you got the irony in my last post, too xD

 

[Fallowfox]

You would know better than I if the European Parliament is to be trusted



Lol. I hope you got the irony in my last post, too xD

Not an inch, lol.